The phrase "accreditation procedure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the formal process by which an organization or institution is evaluated and recognized for meeting certain standards.
Example: "The university is currently undergoing the accreditation procedure to ensure it meets the national educational standards."
Alternatives: "accreditation process" or "accreditation protocol".
An accreditation procedure for the institutes which provide the environmental dosimetry services in Taiwan was suggested based on the comparison results of these two dosimetry systems.
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Iasonas Apostolopoulos, 31, a Platanos member who uses his own boat to help during rescue missions, says that NGOs operating on the ground already frequently cooperate and that the government's accreditation procedure is more about cracking down on unaffiliated volunteers than it is about improving the relief effort.
Simplification of the accreditation procedure may be useful and welcome.
It is uncommon for family physicians/general practitioners to undergo additional voluntary accreditation procedure (e.g. ISO).
In June 2011 a large regional hospital went through an accreditation procedure.
Many initial Tesol training course providers also have accreditation procedures in place, governed by one of several validating bodies.
The Regents could beef up existing accreditation procedures, making them full school evaluations, including, but not limited to, test scores.
The resulting report, Nursing and Nursing Education in the United States (1923), generally known as the Winslow-Goldmark report, was effective in prompting the upgrading of nursing education, particularly through the establishment of university affiliations and national accreditation procedures.
China, meanwhile, has no shortage of land for livestock, but its halal accreditation procedures lack a well-established reputation, considered crucial in convincing Muslims that their food has been produced according to Islamic principles.
As a result of their enthusiastic efforts, hospital accreditation procedures and standards have become more rigorous, physician duty hours have been trimmed, hand-sanitizing gel dispensers in hospitals have multiplied and physician reimbursement has been linked increasingly with quality goals and less with the number of CT scans ordered.
