The phrase "accredited since" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the starting point of an accreditation status for an organization or institution.
Example: "Our university has been accredited since 2005, ensuring the quality of our educational programs."
Alternatives: "certified since" or "recognized since".
Moreover, health facilities used by Jehu-Appiah et al. [ 4] were not accredited since formal NHIS accreditation was initiated in 2009.
The laboratory has been accredited since 1997 by the Finnish Centre for Metrology and Accreditation (FINAS).
It's worth checking if your course is NCTJ accredited, since this may affect your ability to apply for certain reporting jobs.
More than 800 employers have been accredited since the national living wage was announced – a doubling of the rate in the previous year.
"We've had inquiries from quite a few other museums, and they're watching what we're doing with interest," says John Flynn, the paleontologist who is dean of the Gilder Graduate School, in its third year and accredited since 2009.
Right now investors have to be U.S-based and accredited since it's a private investment vehicle and not an ETF.
The headteacher, Shane Smillie, produces a series of graphs to show progress made in nationally accredited qualifications since 2004.
It is believed that this is the first expulsion of an accredited journalist since 1998 when Der Spiegel's correspondent Juergen Kremb was expelled for allegedly being in possession of state secrets.
Having been on FIFA's list of internationally accredited referees since 1999, Busacca had experience of officiating 32 UEFA Champions League matches, six of them during the 2008 09 season, and most recently the second leg of Manchester United's quarter-final against Porto on 15 April 2009.
The HMI is a public Baby Friendly accredited hospital (since 1999) where rooming-in is provided in eight wards totaling 40 beds; newborns stay with their mothers until discharge.
This study will explore women's experiences with and perceptions about: 1) accessing health care services prior to the voucher program, and 2) redeeming their reproductive health vouchers for services at accredited facilities since the program started.
