The phrase "accreditation confirmed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a process of accreditation has been successfully completed and verified.
Example: "We are pleased to inform you that your accreditation confirmed status will allow you to participate in the upcoming conference."
Alternatives: "accreditation verified" or "accreditation approved".
"The Hagan School of Business has long been recognized by the private sector as the source of some of the best business talent in the New York metropolitan area," said Nicholas J. Beutell, dean of the Hagan School of Business, adding that the accreditation from the association confirmed the excellence of the school's programs.
The chief executive of the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games Corporation (Goldoc), Mark Peters, confirmed Nine's accreditation would not be reinstated until after the opening ceremony.
I had confirmed my press accreditations already and was feeling pretty good about getting to the hotel early.
Hillside's accreditation for summer classes has recently been confirmed by Western Association of Schools & Colleges and its courses are University of California-approved.
The EFMD accreditation, for example, requires the school first to apply for accreditation and get over the hurdle of being confirmed eligible by the steering committee.
However, the museum's accreditation with Arts Council England is now under threat, the council confirmed.
The IOC stripped Moreno of her Games accreditation, later referring the matter to the UCI which confirmed the positive result.
The network is debuting Accreditation Reports, which are web pages hosted by AngelList that investors can use to confirm their accreditation status.
"His accreditation has been refused by Glasgow 2014 for a previous misdemeanour," confirmed Davies.
Data from the AACSB, one of three main accreditation bodies for MBAs, confirm something of a gravitational shift towards Asia.
