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The phrase "a certification stamp" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an official mark or seal that indicates that a document or product has been certified or approved.
Example: "Before the product can be sold, it must receive a certification stamp from the regulatory body."
Alternatives: "an approval seal" or "a validation mark."
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This Democrat told the room that the bill "doesn't hurt the refugee process, so put a certification stamp at the bottom and move on," according to a lawmaker who was present.
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Also the 'A' certification was omitted.
Apply for the 'A' certification.
Former dominatrix cum adult industry journalist Nichi Hodgson tried to nail down the term's meaning when she created the Ethical Porn Partnership in 2013, which aimed to give ethical certification stamps to studios that complied with a firm set of guidelines they would develop.
The alliance offers several certification stamps that can be given only by certified trainers.
Dr. Jedlicka hopes that wineries will gradually adopt the "Bird Friendly®" stamp, a certification already widely available for coffee growers.
The DAHNI provides the security issues including, at least, digital signature, time-stamping and sequencing, and a certification infrastructure.
Perhaps these ISPs might craft a certification program that awards ISPs certain ratings or a stamp of approval like the old standby, the Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval for making the best efforts to combat spam on behalf of their customers.
It is a certification.
Some states require a certification test.
To just sign a certification without corroboration would be a false certification".
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