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The phrase "a certification mark" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a symbol or designation that indicates that a product or service meets certain standards set by a certifying organization.
Example: "The product proudly displays a certification mark, assuring consumers of its quality and safety."
Alternatives: "a quality mark" or "a certification symbol".
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Approved bats carry a certification mark, and umpires check bats for these marks before every game, Hurd said.
Consumer engagement A significant number of consumers are already engaging with supply chain issues beyond a certification mark.
Europeans already require that toys and certain other products undergo such testing, and they affix a certification mark to products before they are sold.
As the president of the Kona Coffee Council, an alliance of small growers, he and several colleagues, led by Mr. Langenstein and Mr. Craig, have struggled in vain to establish a certification mark for coffee grown in the Kona district.
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Toys that are tested, he said, should have a safety certification mark on them, like the Underwriters Laboratories seal for electrical products.
"The CE mark isn't a product certification mark," Mr. Donaldson said, because no independent tests are required to get it; a manufacturer need only assert that the product meets applicable standards and take legal responsibility for saying so.
Low quality products that don't claim to be brand-name may also simply use a counterfeit certification mark.
A Green Seal or a UL Environment certification mark on general all-purpose cleaning products used in commercial-scale buildings will assure you that the product works and at least meets basic "green" standards.
Also the 'A' certification was omitted.
If the certification mark is present only on the packaging, but not on the product itself, there's a good chance the product is fake.
Apply for the 'A' certification.
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