"external accreditation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to the recognition or endorsement of the value of an institution's degree, certificate, or program by an outside agency, as in the following example sentence: The university received external accreditation from an internationally recognized organization.
Always work towards external accreditation and standards – it's better for the community and for the company.
I know that this is no longer built on positive and meaningful relationships between staff and students, but is instead established through external accreditation – a lengthy process that involves endless form-filling and hoop-jumping.
Rich said that external accreditation criteria should assess and monitor institution practices governing research integrity.
At the same time, many humanists (to take my own academic division), recoil as the word "assessment," particularly when they see it as foisted upon them by external accreditation agencies.
IKAS recommends that self-evaluations be carried out between the external accreditation procedures, which take place every three years.
It was subject to external accreditation by Clinical Pathology Accreditation (UK) to ISO15189 and provided a clinical biochemistry service to the NHS trust, local community and mental health trusts and 150 GP practices.
More support to register for external quality assessment (EQA) from partners as part of preparedness activities for participation in the planned Phase III TB vaccine trials among infants and adolescents and international accreditation was also offered.
In the context of college and universities, assessment can additionally bring with it the negative connotations of external evaluation, accreditation, and penalty.
Not all of the 2,323 recognised and operating medical schools worldwide are subject to external evaluation and accreditation procedures [ 1].
Creating centres of excellence and formulating standards for external evaluation and accreditation could improve the quality of health service delivery [ 65, 66].
All analyses were performed in the central laboratory of the Medical University of Vienna, which undergoes regular internal and external quality controls (accreditation number 0267, EN ISO 15189).
