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Discover LudwigThe phrase "academically certified" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that has been officially recognized or validated by an academic institution or authority.
Example: "After completing the rigorous training program, she received her academically certified diploma in environmental science."
Alternatives: "officially recognized" or "credentialed by an academic institution".
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As anyone who has studied those academically certified case histories of Stone Age man, The Flintstones and Captain Caveman, will know, foraging has been going on since prehistory.
It suggests that each artist, rather than adopting a familiar, academically certified style has created a unique language with which to express his or her own experience.
Allen Tate, the poet and critic, complained that "the academically certified Creative Writer goes out to teach Creative Writing, and produces other Creative Writers who are not writers, but who produce still other Creative Writers who are not writers".
Yet this sort of suspicious mind-set can be diverted into less troublesome endeavors like "institutional critique," the academically certified type of conceptualism that views art museums as agents of consciousness control and puts its faith in the analytic powers of the properly trained intellect.
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And, aside from the marked absence from the list of the most academically challenging of all subjects, music, or the fact that students do not have to read a single full literary text to qualify to be certified as academic, who would be so foolish as to disagree with that?
Not certified?
Why not get certified?
It's been certified.
We're certified for handcuffs.
They are also certified psychoanalysts.
Three months later, KPMG certified the financials.
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