The phrase "and credentials of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing qualifications, certifications, or evidence of someone's abilities or expertise, often in a formal context.
Example: "The committee reviewed the applications and credentials of the candidates before making their final decision."
Alternatives: "and qualifications of the" or "and certifications of the".
The motivations and credentials of the organisations it partners with, the mechanisms for identifying dodgy claims and the way in which false stories are flagged, all require scrutiny.
Support services for sophisticated new programs in areas like cancer care and heart surgery might be substandard, and existing doctors and other medical staff might lack the experience and credentials of the department heads recruited to supervise them.
"Appendix D. Memorandum of the Comparative Progress of the Provinces, Now Forming British Burma Under British and Native Rule". "Appendix E. Memorandum of the Panthays, or Mahommedan Population of Yunnan". "Appendix F. Letter of Apology from the Emperor of China, and Credentials of the Envoy Kuo Sung-Tao, on His Mission to Great Britain.
Invoking the mighty Times just because the reviewer works for the NY Times, transfers the credibility and credentials of the institution to the individual and turns an individual opinion into a powerful endorsement.
Transferring the credibility and credentials of the institution to the individual gives consumers a sense of comfort and security that eases the requisite leap of faith when choosing a mortgage lender.
Maintaining the financial viability and credentials of the veterinary practice, a small privately owned business, was a concern for all principal veterinarians and some senior veterinary employees interviewed.
Naturally, patients then want to verify the quality and credentials of those doctors.
In fact when you break the letter down, it too evaporates into propaganda -- in a way that sullies the names and credentials of these formerly respected individuals.
In this way you can acquire a clear insight about the abilities and credentials of that website or company.
Another took pictures of the plaques and credentials on the wall of the waiting room in the facility, noting " a huge wall full of certificates".
While most participants had lost faith in the Canadian medical system and especially the neurologists treating them, the professionalism and credentials of their physicians abroad remained an important element in building trust in the care they would receive.
