The phrase "application for accreditation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a formal request or submission made to obtain official recognition or approval from an accrediting body.
Example: "The university submitted its application for accreditation to ensure that its programs meet the required standards."
Alternatives: "request for accreditation" or "accreditation application".
This function must include the initial application for accreditation, the profile of the institution to be accredited, the on-site survey findings, other indicator data, as well as the accreditation decision itself.
"By early March 2011, they had not made any progress on their application for accreditation and we still had not received the promised veterinary reports".
Mission Une Seule Famille en Jésus Christ, where Mr. Étienne's son awaits adoption, opened in 2005, but its director, Joseph Kesnel, said he picked up an application for accreditation only in October.
If inspectors wondered about the lack of classrooms, the school, according to court papers, had an answer in its application for accreditation: "We are an independent study program so we don't need that much in the way of on-site facilities because our students are out in the back meeting with our mentors".
MOLAA recently submitted an application for accreditation with the American Alliance of Museums, which, if granted, will make it easier for the museum to secure important loans, among other things.
James Williams, executive director of the National Independent Private School Association, whose members are for-profit schools, said that although private-school enrollment nationally had fallen because of the recession, he had seen a small upswing in applications for accreditation from for-profit schools, with significant growth in schools for children with special needs.
Journalists' applications for accreditation must still go through the information ministry, controlled by the president's party, Zanu-PF.Although one new independent daily, NewsDay, has appeared the first since Mr Mugabe's closure seven years ago of the Daily News, the country's leading daily newspaper it tries not to rock the boat too much.
The report said a further burden was the need to check the 540,000 applications for accreditation from athletes, officials and volunteers to identify national security threats.
The contents of two documents used in applications for accreditation by professional accreditation bodies as well as professional Institution guidelines were reviewed to formulate the degree programme learning outcomes which were presented to the students.
Earlier this year, the state board suspended Ciber's work after The New York Times reported that federal officials had found deficiencies in its practices and had stalled its application for temporary accreditation under a new oversight program.
