"kite mark" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the logo or symbol of a particular quality certification scheme, often found on products to indicate that they have met certain standards set by the scheme. Example: "The new electronics store proudly displays the kite mark on all of their products, assuring customers of their quality and safety."
So will you be giving the equivalent of a kite mark to those properties reaching the standard you expect?
The approach was so successful that Highfurlong became the first special school in Blackpool – if not the north-west – to earn Warwick University's "Excellence in Enterprise" kite mark.
For me, her name was every bit as much of a kite mark as the sight of a puffin on a spine.
The CIPD kite mark allows employers to have a level of confidence that the education is set at standards which are validated on a regular basis, and therefore meet specific skills and knowledge criteria.
And it is the very presence of the public investment – acting like a kind of "kite mark" or vote of confidence – that allows arts organisations to lever in money from private sources, he said.
Many of the features of the EU pension are already on offer for those who shop around, but Valdis Dombrovskis, a vice-president of the commission responsible for financial services, said the brand would act as a quality kite mark, giving people confidence their cash was safe.
"We need kite marks for things like this," says Claxton, "to help teachers sort the wheat from the chaff.
When Nairo Quintana passed under the red kite marking one kilometre to go in Sunday's time trial from Monza to the centre of Milan, the clock said the pink-jerseyed Colombian needed to cover the final 1,000 metres in 59 seconds if he was to prevent Dumoulin from overhauling him and taking victory.
A mechanism to recognize Internet platforms with rigorous inbuilt quality control mechanisms (e.g. through a kite marking system) would be useful so that patients could be confident that they are receiving high quality advice.
Don't be tricked into buying a cheaper one, as these will have less safety kite marks and standards than expensive ones.
