The phrase "accredited academic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an individual or institution that has received official recognition or certification in an academic context.
Example: "She is an accredited academic with numerous publications in her field."
Alternatives: "recognized scholar" or "certified educator".
work experience in a previous relevant role/organization) Teaching qualifications (teaching diplomas, short courses with recognised accreditation) Teaching training undertaken but not accredited Academic staff turnover in terms of: 6.7.1.
In response to his critics, Kilts plans to publish the BrightHouse research in an accredited academic journal.
AACSB accredited academic programs emphasize the importance of information and technology skills by setting learning goals and offering courses to achieve these learning goals.
In order to be eligible for visiting scholar status, applicants must be currently affiliated with an accredited academic institution.
Valid for credentialed teachers currently employed full-time and teaching in a classroom at an accredited academic institution.
To be eligible, a doctoral student must be attending an accredited academic institution and be involved in work relevant to improving criminal justice.
As of Academic Year 2012-2013 the Commission on Higher Education CHEDD) has accredited nine academic units as Centers of Excellence and two as Centers of Development, giving UPLB the largest number of Centers of Excellence (research and academic units combined) among all universities in the country.
Williams belongs to the world, not to the lawyers, and it behooves the estate to set up a procedure whereby accredited writers, academics, and theatre artists can make reasonable use of Williams' published and unpublished papers.
Although higher education courses in HICs are increasingly available on-line, and therefore accessible to researchers elsewhere, little on-line training for systematic reviewing is in the form of academic accredited courses on core pathways for traditional academic careers.
Because students are motivated, they get very good academic, accredited outcomes," he says.
Students who are enrolled full-time at an accredited degree-granting academic institution and are interested in health care are eligible to apply for this program.
