The phrase "accrediting body" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an organization or entity that grants accreditation to institutions or programs, ensuring they meet certain standards.
Example: "The university is recognized by an accrediting body that evaluates its academic programs and ensures quality education."
Alternatives: "accreditation organization" or "certifying agency".
Auditors should have undergone suitable training and be accredited by a national accrediting body.
But Urdan noted to me that Corinthian, which was accredited by a national accrediting body, was obligated to disclose placement rates using "a clear set of rules that they violated.... they cheated".
Benchmarking of accredited organisations' by the accrediting body and submission of quality measures to a data library will ensure improvement between surveys.
Although a few hospitals have received quality certifications (e.g., ISO 9000), no pressure is on healthcare facilities to get accredited; in fact, India has no national accrediting body.
A critical step in sustaining the success of the School and its affiliates is obtaining accreditation from the Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME), the national accrediting body for MD degree programs.
The costs of an accreditation are high, both in the fees paid to the accrediting body and in the time spent preparing the documentation and entertaining the accrediting committee.
It is the sponsor's obligation to check and ensure the site maintains its accreditation, but it is the site's responsibility to submit the necessary data to the accrediting body and rectify any issues with image quality for the accreditation compliance.
In reality, each accrediting body relies on its domestic base.
This information is required by our accrediting body, CAPTE.
Each accrediting body covers one of six distinct geographic areas of the United States.
In 1952, the federal government designated the A.B.A. as the official accrediting body of law schools.
