The phrase "accredited certification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a certification that has been officially recognized or validated by a relevant authority or organization.
Example: "To enhance your career prospects, obtaining an accredited certification in project management is highly recommended."
Alternatives: "official certification" or "recognized certification".
Siyaha targets primarily low-income youth and women, all of whom receive an internationally accredited certification upon completion of the program.
-- Require strength and conditioning coaches to be certified from a nationally accredited certification body.
Get accredited certification.
The American Academy of Professional Coders (AAPC) and the American Health Information Management Association AHIMAA) offers accredited certification courses.
Advanced course work scored included graduate degrees attained, graduate-level courses or participation in a postbaccalaureate program (not leading to a degree), and accredited certifications or licenses earned beyond a bachelor's degree (i.e., medical technologist).
Now in addition to her two herbalist schools and nine books, there's accredited herbalist certification and online herbal academies including Gladstar's own.
I have prior In-House corporate legal department, have completed my Undergraduate degree and ABA accredited paralegal certification at Roosevelt University.
One of the best in the industry is NCCA-accredited certification, because the National Commission for Certifying Agencies has been in the health accreditation field for 26 years and maintain high standards for their certification programs.
To educate consumers, third party-accredited certification bodies are needed.
This ISO 27001 certification, which was certified by Ernst & Young Certify Point an ISO certification body accredited by the Dutch Accreditation Council, follows Google's previous FISMA certification for its Google Apps for Government product.
HPV testing was done as described by Depuydt et al [ 26] in an accredited laboratory (ISO certification: ISO15189).
