The phrase "accredited schools" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to educational institutions that have been officially recognized and authorized by a relevant accrediting body.
Example: "Students should consider enrolling in accredited schools to ensure they receive a quality education that is recognized by employers."
Alternatives: "recognized institutions" or "certified schools".
If the official decides to end accreditation, the accredited schools will have 18 months to get approval from a different accrediting agency.
Instead of relying on an all-or-nothing pass/fail rating for a school, they distinguished among schools that met the proficiency goal (fully accredited); schools making good progress (provisional accreditation); schools falling behind (needs improvement) and schools in crisis (warning accreditation).
Dear Emily, The United States has 31 accredited schools of public health, with eight others currently seeking accreditation.
Mr McEntee asked all 200 of America's accredited schools to release the same data.
Macy's, part of Macy's Inc., is providing the online content free and will not charge accredited schools royalties to perform the musical.
(Schools can apply on the Web site for the grants, which will be given to the first 100 accredited schools that apply).
CACREP is the Counselor Education accreditation board and you can locate accredited school counseling programs at (www.cacrep.org).
It has created a generally available public benefit, whose receipt is conditioned only on academic performance, income, and attendance at an accredited school.
I would say if you want to act, design or take on a technical role, it's vital to get proper training at an accredited school.
After acceptance into CPFP, individuals independently apply to an accredited school that offers a 1-year M.P.H. program.
Examples of system performance measures that are used by this model include number of lost work days (due to health problems), disability adjusted life years, cost of producing a degree from an accredited school, and utilization of the available workforce.
