The phrase "accredited directors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to directors who have received official recognition or certification in their field, often in the context of film, theater, or educational institutions.
Example: "The film festival will only accept submissions from accredited directors to ensure a high standard of quality."
Alternatives: "certified directors" or "licensed directors".
Upon protocol validation to meet CLIA and CAP guidelines for laboratory developed tests (LDTs), however, the requirement for confirmatory testing will be decided on a case-by-case basis by an accredited laboratory director.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: In January 2003, a 52-item Web-based survey was made available to program directors of accredited core radiology programs.
Now that the lab has been accredited by the American Society of Crime Laboratory Directors and the Laboratory Accreditation Board, technicians can test DNA, computer forensic and ballistic evidence, identify body fluids, and process latent prints and crime scenes.
And we don't often think about ways to manage it, and other concepts like saving, investing etc. Ann House, accredited financial counselor and director of the Personal Money Management Center at the University of Utah, argues that college students should spend their years working on their finances.
THAT the Ministry of Sport shall have the power to define and oversee the conditions under which the director of any accredited laboratory in the Russian Federation can be removed from office for reasons of professional misconduct, including non-compliance with the Code.
Initially, the research directors of all 19 accredited North American chiropractic colleges were invited by email to participate by administering the survey at their institution and contributing to the analysis and reporting of results.
RBST accredited and awaiting organic accreditation.
Dr. Christiane Ayotte, director of the World Anti-Doping Agency's accredited laboratory in Montreal, said the stimulant was not often found in North America, but is more frequently found in Europe and Central and South America.
"Riojan wines are well accredited throughout the wine market," said Rafael Puyo Jr., director of Ocovice Asesoria, the chief advisory board to the Spanish export wine sector and a member of the Spanish Chamber of Commerce in the United States.
