Approvable letter
An approvable letter is sent by the FDA when a drugmaker's New Drug Application is not sufficient for approval, but has the potential to be approved at a later date. The letter spells out what problems the FDA had with the marketing application. Often times further meetings with the FDA are required to determine what needs to be done to get the drug approved.
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