The phrase "accredited providers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to organizations or individuals that have been officially recognized or certified to provide certain services or products, often in fields like education, healthcare, or professional training.
Example: "The conference will feature several accredited providers who will share their expertise on the latest industry trends."
Alternatives: "certified providers" or "authorized providers".
Continuing medical education has become a big business in the United States, with more than 700 accredited providers.
At a conference last week in Baltimore about drug industry collaboration with continuing medical education, officials with some of the nation's 725 accredited providers worried that drug companies were cutting back on their financing.
The member refers to NHIS subscribers assigned to the accredited providers.
The scheme has moved from paying its accredited providers through the Fee-For-Service (FFS) to the Diagnosis- Related -Grouping (DRG) as a way of dealing with the abuse of the FFS system [10].
The client can redeem the voucher for the specified service at the accredited providers.
Being a division of an MNC, GEH has an international network of accredited providers which facilitated sourcing of specific components.
In this design, the characteristics of interest (those characteristics that may influence a provider's or facility's performance above and beyond their use of the voucher and accreditation model) are measured for each accredited provider in the experimental sample upon recruitment, and a profile established for each provider.
To train graduates, schools have to team up with an accredited provider, such as a university.
Dr Ganesh Sonavane works at a health centre in Pune and became an accredited provider last year.
"OAC Ministries is not an accredited provider and, as such, is not permitted to offer religious instruction in schools in any circumstances," a departmental spokesman said.
In 2005 the already stringent rules for becoming an accredited provider of apprenticeships were tightened further, with a requirement that any subsidised programme must have at least 50 trainees.
