The phrase "and cleared by the university of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a process of approval or validation by a university regarding a specific matter, such as a student's status or a research project.
Example: "The research proposal was submitted and cleared by the university of any ethical concerns."
Alternatives: "approved by the university of" or "validated by the university of".
Finally, this study was reviewed and cleared by the University of Windsor's research ethics board.
The proposal has been ethically cleared by the Institutional Review Board IRBB) of College of Health Sciences, Addis Ababa University, on 23 July 2014, number 027/14/Psy.
An N.C.A.A. investigation cleared the university of wrongdoing related to reported attempts by the father of the title team's Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback, Cam Newton, to seek payment for his enrollment.
The two-year study by researchers at the University of East Anglia has cleared dairy products, previously considered a possible factor in the disease, and tap water.
Wang has already been investigated and cleared of misconduct by his university.
"The warming caused by these greenhouse gas emissions is already clear at the global scale," said Prof Tim Osborn from the University of East Anglia, who provided some of the data used in the WMO analysis.
On the surface, its appeal is clear to be taken seriously by the "great university" of which the School is a part.
Unfortunately, many of the GK 12 programs have ended, due to the high cost of the program, lack of funding opportunities, lack of a clear sustainability plan, lack of support by the university and partner school system, a substantial time commitment for fellows, and the lack of integration of the program into the academic structure of both the university and partner school system.
Northwestern University film professor Laura Kipnis was cleared in a Title IX investigation by the university on Friday, following graduate student complaints over an essay she published in February in the Chronicle of Higher Education.
This study was supported by the Chinese University of Hong Kong.
