Synonyms for accreditation
ac·cred·i·ta·tion

Princeton's WordNet

1. accreditationnoun

   the act of granting credit or recognition (especially with respect to educational institution that maintains suitable standards)

   "a commission is responsible for the accreditation of medical schools"

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1. • Certification

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1. List of paraphrases for "accreditation":

   crediting, certification, accrediting, approval, reliance, accredited, hkcaa, certified, certifying

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1. James Smith:

   KPMG's accreditation is an important milestone, (It) demonstrates to our customers that we have the rigorous internal processes and controls expected of any traditional financial services provider.

2. Kevin James:

   Many thought that this feat was impossible, but due to our strong faith in God, our hardworking and wonderful faculty and staff, the support of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, our dedicated alumni, and our resilient spirit, we were able to achieve full accreditation, this was truly The Hard Reset. This is just the beginning !

3. Vitaly Stepanov:

   I felt like,' Are you trying to buy us ?' is that how The IOC treats whistleblowers ? Make them quiet by giving them The IOC accreditation and access to VIP lounges.

4. Foreign Affairs:

   Under the cover of journalism, this person was involved in a completely different activity, there are lots of reports that he had accreditation, therefore he’s a journalist. No, No, No … this is what he claims to be.

5. The NPRCs:

   Providing the best, compassionate care for NPRC animals is a top priority and helps ensure research results are scientifically valid. NPRC staff monitors animals daily in order to quickly address any concerns, and all animals receive comprehensive annual checkups, much like humans, the NPRCs follow regulations and guidelines established by the NIH, the USDA via the Animal Welfare Act and institutional animal care and use committees. In addition, all NPRCs maintain AAALAC Int. accreditation, the gold standard in animal care.