The phrase "access accreditation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the ability to obtain or utilize accreditation for a specific purpose, such as in education or professional certification.
Example: "To ensure quality standards, we need to access accreditation for our new training program."
Alternatives: "obtain accreditation" or "secure accreditation".
The current licensing deal between the Newspaper Publishers Association and the British soccer authorities is set to expire on Sunday, ending an agreement governing access and accreditation for journalists covering games.
The project is insurgent in relation, first, to the present exclusionary structures of access and accreditation and, second, to the hegemony of global capitalism of which those structures are an extension.
Topics covered in the macro level framework were: funding, access, regulation, accreditation, monitoring, information and resources available for quality work, and patient rights.
At least one had access to airport accreditation.
Open-science refers to a new paradigm liberalizing access, advancement, control, accreditation and ownership of scientific knowledge, information resources (e.g., data), and decision-making instruments (e.g., software tools).
To assess the effect of the voucher and accreditation approach on increasing access to, quality of, and reducing inequities in the use of, selected RH services 2. To evaluate the impact of the voucher and accreditation approach on improving reproductive health behaviors and RH status and reducing the inequities at the population level.
Accreditation: Aligning Access, Academics & Accountability Plenary.
The study has two specific aims: 1. Assess the effect of the voucher and accreditation (V&A) approach on increasing access to, quality of, and reducing inequities in the use of selected RH services: 2. Evaluate the impact of the voucher and accreditation (V&A) approach on improving RH behaviors and status and reducing the inequities at the population level.
