The phrase "accreditation pass" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a document or credential that certifies someone has met certain standards or requirements, typically in an educational or professional context.
Example: "After completing the necessary training, she received her accreditation pass, allowing her to practice in her field."
Alternatives: "certification pass" or "credential pass".
Can't get in ground without accreditation pass.
Andy Bull tweets: "Kafka-esque brilliance from ICC. Accreditation pass is kept in ground.
My accreditation pass – my photograph, a hologram and the word "TEAM" – meant that I at least, was able to skip most of it.
But the mumbling and grumbling was louder than ever when one old boy was handed an accreditation pass bearing his name but a not-entirely-dissimilar photograph of the Hello! magazine correspondent Jenny Kay.
More mundane items are also available - including a couple of thousand parking cones, a pack of accreditation pass straps and some battered mops which had seen considerable action during the rain-drenched closing ceremony.
The Glasgow 2014 accreditation pass, complete with ID mugshot and a plethora of symbols and letters, is notably large.
During the opening ceremony some British athletes reportedly obscured the Atos logo on their accreditation passes in protest of their involvement.
The CEP has pledged to have all the accreditation passes for the next round available 15 days in advance, but after overselling its hand before the first round, the CEP has already lost the trust of many throughout Haiti.
The Provisional Electoral Council (CEP) distributed over 900,000 accreditation passes for monitors, and each of the 54 presidential candidates received more than 13,700 passes each for poll watching; enough to be present at each voting booth in the country.
Unlike in August when the Provisional Electoral Council (CEP) failed to distribute enough accreditation passes to every party and allegations of favoritism were heard throughout the day, on Sunday, monitors from a plurality of parties were present and appeared to outnumber voters at many centers in the capital, occasionally overwhelming poll workers.
Since that time, the college received the highest level of accreditation and passed a $325-million 325-million facilitiese.
