"pass a certification" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone completing a type of test or course in order to obtain an official certificate or license. For example, "Nicolas has worked hard to pass a certification to become a certified architect."
Navigators will be required to get at least 20 hours of training, then pass a certification test.
Google does not, and only requires that phones pass a certification test to demonstrate that they can run the operating system and carry out a number of tasks accurately.
The government said landlords would also be banned from using bailiffs to seize property for residential rent arrears without going to court, and bailiffs must undergo mandatory training and pass a certification scheme before going into business – those who do not will be barred from the industry.
To become a senior researcher, you must 1) publish 7 reports, 2) pass a certification test and 3) be approved by the Senior Research Corps.
Other regulatory solutions being discussed include mandating "geo-fencing," or using software to create virtual barriers to flying (though this would only work for expensive drones with GPS); requiring drone pilots to pass a certification test on airspace rules similar to the road rules test for motorists; and expanding education for recreational users.
You don't need a college degree in order to become a lobbyist; nor do you need to pass a certification requirement.
Earn your certification by passing the required written and, if necessary, practical exam.
She finished the program in 10 months, passed a certification test with the American Council on Exercise, one of the major national certifying bodies for personal trainers, and in the fall of 2002, went back to Mr. Durkin.
Last year, Westport EMS revived its Youth Explorer Post for 14- to 17-year-olds and signed up 22. Twelve of the new recruits completed medical response technician training, passed a certification exam, and are now assisting on ambulance calls with restrictions, Mr. Paretzky said.
Watching someone succeed, whether it's passing a certification exam or trying something new for the first time is incredibly rewarding".
The agency has banned so-called spot loans and will insure mortgages only on units in condo projects that have passed a certification process that examines budgets, reserves, insurance coverage, percentage of renters in the development, and delinquencies on payment of condo fees.
