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"is accredited with" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone or something that has been officially recognized or given credit for a particular achievement or quality. Example: The school is accredited with producing successful graduates who go on to excel in their chosen careers.
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If you want to find a solicitor, begin by asking friends and colleagues for local recommendations, but make sure the solicitor you choose is accredited with the Law Society.
University Medical Center is the only Level 1 trauma center in southern Arizona, meaning the only one that is accredited, with trauma specialists and operating rooms available around the clock to treat severe injuries.
Fortunately, this will cut out a huge swathe of less responsible companies as there are currently only 10 full members of Demsa, which is accredited with an OFT approved code.
But even if a laboratory is accredited with both, the success and rigor of each racing jurisdiction's drug testing program is dependent not necessarily upon the accreditation status of the laboratory but upon the particulars of the contract they have with each laboratory.
Hu Ge is accredited with "kicking off" the egao craze in 2005, and his multimedia mash up of "The Promise" was seen by tens of millions of netizens.
VFCC is accredited with the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools and offers 25 undergraduate majors and 4 graduate majors.
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The hospital and laboratory are accredited with Joint commission of international accreditation (JCIA).
In 2010 a total of 27 public hospitals had been accredited, with a further 5 achieving accreditation by 2012.
Three -- Lawrence Hospital, Hudson Valley Hospital Center and Community Hospital at Dobbs Ferry -- were accredited with commendation.
(Reporters at the 26 September launch were accredited with Roscosmos).
"We have chosen not to be accredited with anyone what we say is what we do," Deutscher says.
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