Definition of accreditation in English:

accreditation

noun əkrɛdɪˈteɪʃ(ə)nəˌkrɛdɪˈteɪʃ(ə)n

1mass noun The action or process of officially recognizing someone as having a particular status or being qualified to perform a particular activity.
the accreditation of professionals
as modifier a simple accreditation process
Example sentencesExamples
- These consultants smile regretfully and tell me that better qualified juniors have the post-grad accreditation, the MBA, the specific certificate or diploma.
- While they may refuse him accreditation to operate at their cricket grounds, nothing's stopping him from working as a presenter in a television studio.
- The network is disappointed with the decision to suspend accreditation to our journalists.
- "If he had called, we would have given him accreditation," she said.
- Individuals who meet application requirements will be eligible to sit for the accreditation exam.
- They provide a source of professional identification and advanced accreditation in a work world in which stable employment with a firm is the exception.
- My accreditation for the Olympics has come through.
- Application for accreditation should be made on the attached media accreditation forms.
- Working without accreditation, the two older students were the key to making this class dynamic.
- The foundation has helped nearly a dozen earn accreditation since 1995, with money, mentoring, and plain old encouragement.
1. 1.1 Official certification that a school or course has met standards set by external regulators.
  the first fully online university to receive national accreditation
  the accreditation of professional training programs in Canada
  Example sentencesExamples
  It has achieved the highest honor for a museum—accreditation by the American Association of Museums.
  If the trust fails to undertake this, then it will lose accreditation for training junior doctors in obstetrics and gynecology.
  The program still needs accreditation from the Professional Golfers Association, which is scheduled to visit in December.
  The proficiency testing algorithm is used to detect deviations from acceptable performance that may affect the accreditation of a laboratory.
  This process resulted in a five-year plan, which, in turn, helped the organization achieve accreditation in 2002.
  We develop objectives consistent with community benefits principles and reinforce these efforts through program accreditation.
  The accreditation of the university, in March 1999, was a shot heard round the world.
  Snowboarding now has full Olympic accreditation and is the fastest growing winter sport in the world.
  His interest has extended well beyond laboratory accreditation.
  It became the first black business program to gain accreditation from the American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business.
2An acknowledgement of a person's responsibility for or achievement of something.
both parties create authorship, and to make this clear I have always used joint accreditations
Example sentencesExamples
- The second idea was developing a shared accreditation to recognize young people's community contributions.

Definition of accreditation in US English:

accreditation

nounəˌkrediˈtāSH(ə)nəˌkrɛdɪˈteɪʃ(ə)n

1The action or process of officially recognizing someone as having a particular status or being qualified to perform a particular activity.
the accreditation of professionals
as modifier a simple accreditation process
Example sentencesExamples
- While they may refuse him accreditation to operate at their cricket grounds, nothing's stopping him from working as a presenter in a television studio.
- The network is disappointed with the decision to suspend accreditation to our journalists.
- These consultants smile regretfully and tell me that better qualified juniors have the post-grad accreditation, the MBA, the specific certificate or diploma.
- Individuals who meet application requirements will be eligible to sit for the accreditation exam.
- Application for accreditation should be made on the attached media accreditation forms.
- "If he had called, we would have given him accreditation," she said.
- They provide a source of professional identification and advanced accreditation in a work world in which stable employment with a firm is the exception.
- The foundation has helped nearly a dozen earn accreditation since 1995, with money, mentoring, and plain old encouragement.
- Working without accreditation, the two older students were the key to making this class dynamic.
- My accreditation for the Olympics has come through.
1. 1.1 Official certification that a school or course has met standards set by external regulators.
  the first fully online university to receive national accreditation
  the accreditation of professional training programs in Canada
  Example sentencesExamples
  This process resulted in a five-year plan, which, in turn, helped the organization achieve accreditation in 2002.
  The proficiency testing algorithm is used to detect deviations from acceptable performance that may affect the accreditation of a laboratory.
  Snowboarding now has full Olympic accreditation and is the fastest growing winter sport in the world.
  The program still needs accreditation from the Professional Golfers Association, which is scheduled to visit in December.
  If the trust fails to undertake this, then it will lose accreditation for training junior doctors in obstetrics and gynecology.
  We develop objectives consistent with community benefits principles and reinforce these efforts through program accreditation.
  It has achieved the highest honor for a museum—accreditation by the American Association of Museums.
  The accreditation of the university, in March 1999, was a shot heard round the world.
  It became the first black business program to gain accreditation from the American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business.
  His interest has extended well beyond laboratory accreditation.
2An acknowledgment of a person's responsibility for or achievement of something.
both parties create authorship, and to make this clear I have always used joint accreditations
Example sentencesExamples
- The second idea was developing a shared accreditation to recognize young people's community contributions.

单词	accreditation
释义	Definition of accreditation in English: accreditation noun əkrɛdɪˈteɪʃ(ə)nəˌkrɛdɪˈteɪʃ(ə)n 1mass noun The action or process of officially recognizing someone as having a particular status or being qualified to perform a particular activity. the accreditation of professionals as modifier a simple accreditation process Example sentencesExamples These consultants smile regretfully and tell me that better qualified juniors have the post-grad accreditation, the MBA, the specific certificate or diploma. While they may refuse him accreditation to operate at their cricket grounds, nothing's stopping him from working as a presenter in a television studio. The network is disappointed with the decision to suspend accreditation to our journalists. "If he had called, we would have given him accreditation," she said. Individuals who meet application requirements will be eligible to sit for the accreditation exam. They provide a source of professional identification and advanced accreditation in a work world in which stable employment with a firm is the exception. My accreditation for the Olympics has come through. Application for accreditation should be made on the attached media accreditation forms. Working without accreditation, the two older students were the key to making this class dynamic. The foundation has helped nearly a dozen earn accreditation since 1995, with money, mentoring, and plain old encouragement. 1.1 Official certification that a school or course has met standards set by external regulators. the first fully online university to receive national accreditation the accreditation of professional training programs in Canada Example sentencesExamples It has achieved the highest honor for a museum—accreditation by the American Association of Museums. If the trust fails to undertake this, then it will lose accreditation for training junior doctors in obstetrics and gynecology. The program still needs accreditation from the Professional Golfers Association, which is scheduled to visit in December. The proficiency testing algorithm is used to detect deviations from acceptable performance that may affect the accreditation of a laboratory. This process resulted in a five-year plan, which, in turn, helped the organization achieve accreditation in 2002. We develop objectives consistent with community benefits principles and reinforce these efforts through program accreditation. The accreditation of the university, in March 1999, was a shot heard round the world. Snowboarding now has full Olympic accreditation and is the fastest growing winter sport in the world. His interest has extended well beyond laboratory accreditation. It became the first black business program to gain accreditation from the American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business. 2An acknowledgement of a person's responsibility for or achievement of something. both parties create authorship, and to make this clear I have always used joint accreditations Example sentencesExamples The second idea was developing a shared accreditation to recognize young people's community contributions. Definition of accreditation in US English: accreditation nounəˌkrediˈtāSH(ə)nəˌkrɛdɪˈteɪʃ(ə)n 1The action or process of officially recognizing someone as having a particular status or being qualified to perform a particular activity. the accreditation of professionals as modifier a simple accreditation process Example sentencesExamples While they may refuse him accreditation to operate at their cricket grounds, nothing's stopping him from working as a presenter in a television studio. The network is disappointed with the decision to suspend accreditation to our journalists. These consultants smile regretfully and tell me that better qualified juniors have the post-grad accreditation, the MBA, the specific certificate or diploma. Individuals who meet application requirements will be eligible to sit for the accreditation exam. Application for accreditation should be made on the attached media accreditation forms. "If he had called, we would have given him accreditation," she said. They provide a source of professional identification and advanced accreditation in a work world in which stable employment with a firm is the exception. The foundation has helped nearly a dozen earn accreditation since 1995, with money, mentoring, and plain old encouragement. Working without accreditation, the two older students were the key to making this class dynamic. My accreditation for the Olympics has come through. 1.1 Official certification that a school or course has met standards set by external regulators. the first fully online university to receive national accreditation the accreditation of professional training programs in Canada Example sentencesExamples This process resulted in a five-year plan, which, in turn, helped the organization achieve accreditation in 2002. The proficiency testing algorithm is used to detect deviations from acceptable performance that may affect the accreditation of a laboratory. Snowboarding now has full Olympic accreditation and is the fastest growing winter sport in the world. The program still needs accreditation from the Professional Golfers Association, which is scheduled to visit in December. If the trust fails to undertake this, then it will lose accreditation for training junior doctors in obstetrics and gynecology. We develop objectives consistent with community benefits principles and reinforce these efforts through program accreditation. It has achieved the highest honor for a museum—accreditation by the American Association of Museums. The accreditation of the university, in March 1999, was a shot heard round the world. It became the first black business program to gain accreditation from the American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business. His interest has extended well beyond laboratory accreditation. 2An acknowledgment of a person's responsibility for or achievement of something. both parties create authorship, and to make this clear I have always used joint accreditations Example sentencesExamples The second idea was developing a shared accreditation to recognize young people's community contributions.
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