The phrase "accreditation required" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a certain level of certification or official recognition is necessary for a position, program, or service.
Example: "To apply for this job, please note that accreditation required is a prerequisite."
Alternatives: "certification needed" or "credentialing necessary".
Finding treatment programs that accept Tricare often ends in frustration, and few residential rehabilitation programs have the accreditation required by the plan.
Admissions representatives allegedly lied about graduate employment and failed to disclose that some programs lacked the accreditation required by licensing boards.
At one point, Mr. Beale worked for a company run by a man who was later convicted of using a fabricated certificate of accreditation — required under a federal law for companies performing mammograms, Mr. Foldesi said.
Agreed procedures for accrediting a respiratory GPwSI have now been agreed, and emphasise the importance of appropriate training, mentoring and accreditation required to assure quality [ 9, 32].
The HIV General Practice Workforce Project was a three year study funded to explore the factors that shape GPs' decisions to pursue the training and accreditation required to prescribe HIV medications in Australia, and to also build knowledge on the broader role of GPs in maintaining and enhancing the health of PLHIV.
The accreditation required for a degree in the nutritional science field varies from state to state.
Accreditation requires 100percentt compliance.
The vice president running the branch campus reported to Dr. Stearns, as United States accreditation requires.
Fifty-five tracks pledged that they would seek accreditation, requiring among other things prerace inspections and postmortem examinations, or necropsies.
Accreditation requires a police force to follow certain professional guidelines in virtually all areas of police work, from crime investigations to community relations.
Accreditation requires completion of both specialist training and formal ultrasound training.
