The phrase "and the certification that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a formal acknowledgment or verification of a certain fact or condition, often in legal or official contexts.
Example: "The contract must include all necessary documents, including the certification that the work has been completed to standard."
Alternatives: "and the confirmation that" or "and the verification that".
Pioneer's latest Blu-ray players couldn't withstand the DivX invasion and the BDP-LX71, BDP-LX08 and BDP-51FD all earned the certification that states the unit can playback high-quality DivX material.
Whatever the industry, all of this can be achieved with the appropriate training and certification that focuses on effectively leveraging Latinos in the workplace and communicating and marketing brands in an authentic way that resonates with Hispanic consumers.
Daydream is currently only available on a few phones (the Google Pixel and Pixel XL are the most notable), but more and more handsets are gaining the Daydream certification that opens up users of the handsets to high-quality, low-latency VR on a mobile device.
I find the degree to which a consumer trusts the producer of a credence good and the certification standard that governs it and the degree to which the producer is motivated to produce a good of a certain quality both have important effects on certification-based regulation.
Recommendation 3: At completion of the defects liability period for each school, UNICEF should provide DFAT and the MoE with certification that "the buildings as constructed are safe and satisfy the relevant standards, codes and building regulations in Sri Lanka, and do not contain any asbestos containing materials".
Drivers have a commercial license and undergo medical certification that could also indicate that healthier workers continue working.
The petition (whether you obtain one through an online resource or create one yourself) requires information such as current full name (birth name), proposed full name, parental information, address, and a certification that the petitioner does not seek the name change for fraudulent purposes.
The petition (whether you obtain one through an online resource or create one yourself) seeks information such as the minor's current full name (birth name), proposed full name, parental information, address, and a certification that the petitioner does not seek the name change for fraudulent purposes.
