"receive certification" is a perfectly valid phrase in written English.
For example, "After completing the course, he received certification in first-aid."
Moreover, according to the complaint, Nursing Personnel worked with outside coordinators to help prospective aides improperly receive certification from corrupt schools or training programs.
The B Corp assessment scores applicants on a scale between 1 and 200, with a score of 80 required to receive certification.
Under the program, created by Congress in the 1980's, the State Department evaluates other countries' interdiction efforts and can impose economic sanctions on countries that do receive certification.
The article reported that the United States Building Council had begun a national certification program for these "green" houses, and quoted Tom Kelly, a Portland builder whose home was the first in the West to receive certification.
And Natura, Brazil's top cosmetics, fragrance and toiletries maker, showed it was possible for publicly traded firms to participate in the B Corp movement – by becoming the first publicly traded company to receive certification last year.
Even window boxes can receive certification because they have water from the rain and flowers that attract insects, and the insects that visit are a good source of food for the birds.
For hers and the other families here, it is a welcome intervention, although the worry is that children will not receive certifications for their education.
She also received certification for teaching learning-disabled children from Georgia State University.
In November 2001, Ms. Fulford received certification as an automotive technician from Apex Technical School.
He graduated from New York University and received certification in June from the American Physical Therapy Association.
He said the State Board of Regents' recent decision to grant provisional state licenses to teachers who have received certification in other states would provide another source of potential recruits.
