The phrase "accredited number" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a specific number is recognized or authorized by an official body, such as in certifications or registrations.
Example: "Please provide your accredited number to verify your certification status."
Alternatives: "certified number" or "authorized number".
The WHO and its Patient Safety Programme have proposed six surgical metrics designed specifically to capture facility-level data on structural (number of operating rooms, number of accredited surgeons, number of accredited anaesthesia professionals), process (volume of surgery) and outcome (post-operative death ratios) (Weiser et al. 2009; Table 5).
Regulation: number of JCI accredited hospitals, number of medical tourist visits facilitated by brokers.
Accredited by a number of professional bodies, it is tailored to each individual's professional development needs and includes a range of in-house work placements, industry secondments and formal training courses.
In addition, the CEA facilities was accredited (assurance identification number #A5826-01) by the National Institute of Health USA Office for Laboratory Animal Welfare OLAWLAW).
Twenty 1-month-old male Wistar rats were obtained from the accredited experimental laboratory (number SK PC 50004) of the Slovak University of Agriculture in Nitra (Slovakia).
Our experiment was conducted on 20 one-month-old male Wistar rats obtained from the accredited experimental laboratory (number SK PC 50004) of the Slovak University of Agriculture in Nitra.
Twenty one-month-old male Wistar rats were obtained from the accredited experimental laboratory (number SK PC 50004) of the Slovak University of Agriculture in Nitra (Slovakia).
Immunization studies (approval number 10245) were carried out at Covance Research Products (Denver, PA), an AAALAC accredited organization (OLAW assurance number:A3850-01; USDA research registration nUSDAresearch07).
The government has barred Western observers like those from the European Union, but the African Union and the regional trade bloc, the Southern African Development Community, as well as local organizations, have been accredited in large numbers and will be watching at the polls.
Since 2001, the program has been a mandatory component of hospital accreditation, and the number of accredited hospitals increased from 58 in 2002 to 94 in 2007 [24].
