The phrase "accredited via" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the method or process through which something has been accredited or certified.
Example: "The institution is accredited via a rigorous evaluation process conducted by an independent agency."
Alternatives: "certified through" or "validated by".
Titles II centralizes, streamlines and shortens the fundraising process with accredited investors via crowdfunding platforms.
Prior to the JOBS Act, reaching an accredited investor via a Reg D offering required a preexisting relationship making it hard to connect someone with money in Miami, FL or Park City, UT to an entrepreneur in Cleveland, OH.
The letter goes on to explain how and where to seek further advice and clinical testing in an accredited laboratory via a FCC.
Of 4500 adverse analytical and atypical findings reported by the World Anti-Doping accreditedDA) accredited laboratories via the Anti-Doping Administration and Management System (ADAMS), about 50% are anabolic agents 1 (figure 1).
First, it receives information from sources via accredited journalists, thus protecting itself upfront behind various international press freedom laws.
An important change to remember is that now startups are allowed to solicit money from accredited investors publicly - via advertising and social media.
Prepared vials containing the challenge agent were stored at −80°C±5°C and transferred via an accredited courier to the Oxford Vaccine Group Laboratory in 2013.
In these studies, increased Bnip3 expression correlated directly with a decrease in mitochondrial DNA copy number which was accredited to mitochondrial removal via autophagy [43].
A new transport booking service will replace the existing taxi network, allowing accredited drivers to carry passengers via Uber if they meet certain standards, such as being alcohol and drug free.
There are around 12,000 accredited investors on AngelList, and via the SecondMarket Partnership, startups can reach another 20,000.
