The phrase "accredited organization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an organization that has been officially recognized or certified by a relevant authority for meeting certain standards.
Example: "The conference will feature speakers from several accredited organizations in the field of education."
Alternatives: "certified organization" or "recognized institution".
By 2014, under a mandate from the United States Occupational Safety and Health Administration, all crane operators in New York City must pass exams offered by a nationally accredited organization and undergo retesting every five years.
The N.B.A. game press credentials include the stricture that "the use of any photograph, film, tape or drawing of the game, player interviews or other arena activities taken or made by the accredited organization of the individual for whom this credential has been issued shall be limited to news coverage of the game".
It's also a "good cause" when it's an accredited organization that can properly funnel the funds to the right place.
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).
Medical doctors have the option to earn certification in the specialty of their interest from an accredited organization.
JCAHO conducts periodic on-site surveys to verify that "an accredited organization substantially complies with Joint Commission standards and continuously makes efforts to improve the care and services it provides".
The target of the more holistic accreditation process required by EQuIP-4 is to have accredited organizations embrace the continuum of ways to improve healthcare safety and quality in Australia [ 25].
UPDATE 6/23/10: In a statement today, ACCME officials say that they "recognize" that their policy on industry speakers "presents challenges for some accredited organizations.
Only those with adequate connections to accredited organizations were able to attend the primary sessions in Sendai, and only higher-level officials participated in the negotiations and the drafting of framework language.
To become certified, personal trainers must pass an exam through accredited organizations such as The American Council on Exercise (ACE), the National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM) or the National Strength and Conditioning Association NSCAA).
Inspection Connection will continue to obtain education through accredited organizations and will provide education to the community through Home Inspections and by sponsoring seminars and educational events.
