The phrase "accreditation is available" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when informing someone that a certain accreditation can be obtained or is currently offered.
Example: "For those interested in pursuing a career in education, accreditation is available through our program."
Alternatives: "accreditation can be obtained" or "accreditation is offered."
Few rigorous evaluations of effectiveness of accreditation are available, particularly in primary care [ 8- 10].
Greater details on the NOP, as well as the full regulations and an application form for accreditation, are available at the USDA NOP Web site: http://www.ams.usda.gov/nop/.usda.gov/nop/
A section aimed at helping suppliers understand the accreditation process is available on the G-Cloud website.
2 Heart already has a strong education section and its content, approved by the European Board for Accreditation in Cardiology, is available for free access via the Heart and ESC websites.
Little information is available on effective accreditation and certification strategies.
Contact information for each of the accrediting agencies listed above is available at the Office of Accreditation and Assessment: http://www.tc.columbia.edu/oaa/accreditation-/accreditation-overview/.
A GPwSI is a general practitioner who has developed enhanced skills so as to provide a variety of extended services that has traditionally been provided by secondary care specialists, and training and accreditation frameworks are available in a number of clinical areas including headache [5].
All ten countries participating in the Bangkok meeting expressed eagerness to review standards developed elsewhere; we were both surprised and disappointed to discover that relatively few accreditation standards are available for review without cost.
Certification as a professional genealogist is available through the Washington, D.C.-based Board for Certification of Genealogists (BCG), and accreditation is also available through the International Commission for the Accreditation of Genealogists (ICAPGen) to those genealogists who apply, and complete a 2 part competency exam at 90%.
