The phrase "accredited doctors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to medical professionals who have been officially recognized or certified by a relevant authority or organization.
Example: "Patients are encouraged to seek treatment from accredited doctors to ensure they receive the highest standard of care."
Alternatives: "certified physicians" or "licensed medical professionals."
The diagnosis from an accredited doctor changes many aspects of Manning's future and, possibly, regulations within the military.
Bowring et al 13 showed that trainee unaccredited colposcopists were as accurate as accredited colposcopists in detecting cervical lesions using the Swede score, findings analogous to our findings of VIA nurse colposcopists compared to accredited doctor colposcopists.
All the accredited village doctors from the clinics of the selected villages are encouraged to participate.
All the accredited village doctors working for the clinics of the selected villages are encouraged to participate.
After an accredited medical doctor certifies Manning's transgender status – an assessment that could take months – the military and Department of Defense must make some very hard decisions.
Our fast growing, progressive, AAHA accredited 10 doctor emergency, specialty referral and primary care practice has a place on our team for a full-time Associate Emergency Veterinarian.
We are an AAHA accredited, multi-doctor hospital that focuses on providing exceptional personal service and quality veterinary care for dogs, cats, exotic pets, and their owners.
A medical report prepared last week by an Israeli-accredited doctor on behalf of Physicians for Human Rights-Israel, and filed along with the petition to the High Court, stated that Mr. Adnan was "in immediate danger of death" and that "a fast in excess of 70 days does not permit survival".
A medical report prepared last week by an Israeli-accredited doctor on behalf of Physicians for Human Rights-Israel, and filed along with the petition to speed his hearing at the High Court, stated that Mr. Adnan was "in immediate danger of death" and that "a fast in excess of 70 days does not permit survival".
Some used clearly non-representative samples, for example, Westcott [ 25] studied one doctor, himself, Andersson et al [ 37] obtained data from 6 male doctors, all of whom were involved in research, and Stirling et al [ 9] only included doctors accredited for training.
