The phrase "a certification from" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a formal document or acknowledgment received from a specific organization or authority.
Example: "To apply for the job, you need to submit a certification from your previous employer confirming your work experience."
Alternatives: "a certificate issued by" or "an endorsement from".
Last year, she became the first coffee farmer to earn a certification from the Barista Guild of America.
"Now we just need to have a certification from a professor, because they need to recognize the species, to make sure it's the real white truffle," Balestra said.
In February, the Pentagon released 198 torture photographs from the hoard, following a certification from defense secretary, Ashton Carter, that they posed a negligible threat to US service members.
The Sunday deadline will be useful psychologically to the declared winner, who may in the public mind be harder to dislodge after a certification from Ms. Harris and the state's Election Canvassing Commission.
After a year, Guice, who has a certification from the Occupational Safety & Health Administration in environmental safety, was promoted to the position of safety coördinator, again as a Larco contractor to Georgia-Pacific.
Mr. Eldridge suggested having a chimney inspected annually by a sweep who carries a certification from his organization, in that way ensuring the sweep meets training, educational and ethical standards.
They also had to secure a UL certification from a third-party lab to make sure the Nomiku was safe to retail in the U.S.
Once you have completed your nursing school training, you must also become certified by your State Board of Nursing or receive a national certification from an agency.
While 1250 Broadway is poised to obtain a gold certification from the Green Building Council, Chelsea Market, a collection of 17 buildings cobbled together, is quite old and doesn't make a good candidate for certification, Ms. Kelley said.
OPR requires employer sponsorship, but it does allow the scientist to qualify for a green card without obtaining a Labor Certification from the U.S. Department of Labor.
It eventually received a platinum certification from Music Canada and a silver award from the British Phonographic Industry (BPI) for shipments of 100,000 and 60,000 copies, respectively.
