The phrase "certified with the" can be used in written English, but it may not be the most common or grammatically correct way to phrase a sentence.
It is more common to say "certified by the" or "certified through the." Here is an example of how you could use "certified with the": "The product is certified with the highest safety standards, ensuring its quality and reliability."
She has been certified with the Certification Board of Infection Control and Epidemiology CBICC).
A plastic surgeon or dermatologist certified with the American Board of Medical Specialties is the gold standard.
Hummon first practiced hypnosis in 2005 and was certified with the National Guild of Hypnotists in 2008.
C.A.A. Sports is already certified with the union and, in the N.B.A., is closely affiliated with the Knicks, representing Carmelo Anthony, J. R. Smith and Coach Mike Woodson.
The Mackerel Industry Northern Sustainability Alliance (Minsa) came together in 2012 to prove the sustainability credentials of the fish, and after an assessment lasting nearly two years, the fishery has been certified with the MSC's blue tick eco-label.
The rebels might get lower prices; but if their trade is to be dented any further, more concerted international action is needed.The solution is that all rough diamonds should be certified, with the certification made open to outside scrutiny.
This incremental upgrade is likely to reflect in an improvement in range over previous model years, but, the 2015 Volt has not been re-certified with the EPA.
To do so, advertisers will have to be certified with Google for the specific country where their ads will run, a process that begins in October.
The USGBC has established standards for new construction and major renovation as well as existing structures; their standards can be applied to core and shell and to commercial interiors i.e., the core and shell alone can be certified with no requirement that the interior be so certified.
If China wants to make it globally, it will also have to get state-produced airplanes certified with international authorities, particularly the American and European regulators.
Forty-one percent of these women and 28% of the men were certified with a MSD [ 31] whereas the incidence of DP caused by non-MSD was nearly similar.
