The phrase "accreditation body" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to an organization that evaluates and recognizes the competence of other organizations or individuals in a specific field.
Example: "The university is seeking approval from the accreditation body to ensure its programs meet industry standards."
Alternatives: "certifying organization" or "credentialing agency".
This goal is achieved by maintaining a Quality System, verified within the obtaining and maintaining of the laboratory accreditation, according to the international standard ISO/IEC 17025:2005.The LDPM is accredited by the Romanian accreditation body, RENAR, member of the European Accreditation, EA and is designed by CNCAN as a notified testing laboratory.
These auditing organisations should be accredited by a national accreditation body.
The programs are accredited by the Global accreditation body AMBA.
William E. Marbaker, president of the American Society of Crime Lab Directors, an independent accreditation body, said the group had accredited more than 300 crime labs.
The WaterSafe Installers' Scheme is a national register, accreditation body and online directory that can put you in touch with accredited plumbers in your area.
Whereas in developed countries accrediting bodies assess for social accountability regularly [ 17, 18], the existing accreditation body in Uganda lacks the capacity for regular accreditation as may be the case in most Sub Saharan countries.
§ 8.13 Revocation of accreditation and accreditation body approval.
(4) Report unresolved serious complaints to the accreditation body in a manner and timeframe specified by the accreditation body.
This comparison was carried out on commission by the Italian Accreditation Body of Calibration Laboratories ACCREDIA-DT.
See what accreditation they have and check it out with the accreditation body.
Previously he was the Vice Chair and Chair of AACSB International, the leading accreditation body for business schools worldwide.
