The phrase "accreditation will be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the future status or process of obtaining accreditation for an organization, program, or individual.
Example: "The accreditation will be granted after the review process is completed."
Alternatives: "accreditation is set to be" or "accreditation is expected to be".
Accreditation will be reviewed on June 26, the statement said.
If the seminary shows improvement, he said, the accreditation will be extended to 10 years.
ABPTRFE decisions regarding candidacy for accreditation will be determined in May , 2019
A spokesman at the Brighton centre said the recommendations by the NCTJ had already been put into practice, and the senior staff are confident that the accreditation will be restored on 3 March.
The Secretary determines that there is a reasonable expectation that the certification or accreditation described in clause (i), or candidacy in good standing for such certification or accreditation, will be achieved by the school within 3 years.
Launching the white paper on Thursday, Morgan said: "Rather than being an almost automatic award to staff who complete initial teacher training and a year in the classroom, the new accreditation will be awarded when teachers have demonstrated deep subject knowledge and the ability to teach well.
Re-accreditation will be required every five years, if it takes place in an assessment organisation it will require at least one judicial assessment.
The accreditation program's policies should specify if, and how, the results of the accreditation award will be made public and/or reported to the Ministry of Health.
An accreditation process will be introduced for the company running the bonds.
Thus in most states, the accreditation requirements will be 'staged in' gradually over the next few years.
Margarete Nötzel, a spokeswoman for the Munich court, said in a statement that given the constitutional court's ruling on Friday, "a new accreditation process will be necessary.
