The phrase "accrediting process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the procedure through which an organization or institution is evaluated and recognized for meeting certain standards.
Example: "The accrediting process for universities ensures that they provide quality education and meet the necessary criteria set by the accrediting body."
Alternatives: "certification process" or "validation process".
16 This research protocol details an evaluation of current processes employed by Australian health service accreditation programmes within the ACCREDIT collaboration; known as the Current Accreditation Processes, ACCREDIT-CAP protocol.
The Accreditation Collaborative for the Conduct of Research, Evaluation and Designated Investigations through Teamwork-Current Accreditation Processes (ACCREDIT-CAP) project is designed to address key gaps in the literature by evaluating the current processes of three accreditation programmes used across Australian acute, primary and aged care services.
Many countries and international authorities now recommend PGD centers to initiate the accreditation process; that is, to be committed not only to reach the standards set by the accrediting body but also to continuously enhance the quality of the services.
By far the biggest accrediting body is the American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business, and in its newly revised notes on its accreditation process, EFMD rather pointedly says that, though Equis is available globally, it "is European in the sense that Europeans have designed it and that Europeans manage it.
When choosing a masters, it's worth reading behind the course title, says Gini Stirling, an associate at the sector skills council Creative Skillset, which is currently in the process of accrediting undergraduate fashion degrees.
"We set up the process for accrediting the reformed qualifications so that there was enough time to enable its timely completion and to allow enough time for necessary work post accreditation.
Auditors should have undergone suitable training and be accredited by a national accrediting body.
Up to now that has never been an issue, possibly due to the fact that individual institutions can show the rigorous quality assurance process applied by tropEd in accrediting the core course and advanced modules.
EFMD is one of three global accrediting bodies - its accreditation is called Equis.
