"registration dossier" is a common phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a set of documents assembled for a formal registration process. For example, "The company submitted its registration dossier to the government for approval."
The problem is the implementation of REACH within the personal responsibility of the registrant for his or her registration dossier.
With the registration the manufacturer and the importer have to provide a special registration dossier.
However, the registration dossier of the nanomaterial can be a part of the joint submission for the chemically identical substance.
A stable drug substance was filed with 6 month ICH/registration data in the initial registration dossier.
According to the REACH Regulation, ECHA publishes several items of information (inter alia from the registration dossier) on the Internet [4].
When a registration dossier is submitted to ECHA, it generally passes only an IT-supported accordance check which might not reveal incorrect information.
However, the registrants did not identify the PBT constituents in the registration dossiers screened.
Furthermore, the compilation of registration dossiers is performed very differently by each SIEF and different registrants may comply differently in a way not readily understandable for competent authorities or the downstream users.
Needless to say, insufficient registration dossiers are unacceptable.
To date (status May 2013), approximately 28,000 registration dossiers for substances were submitted and processed.
These described gaps in knowledge are in parts to be extracted from the registration dossiers.
