What does CRO mean?
CRO means Control Research Organizations
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Government & Military category.
What is the abbreviation for Control Research Organizations?
Control Research Organizations can be abbreviated as CRO
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What does CRO stand for? CRO stands for "Control Research Organizations". |
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What is the meaning of CRO abbreviation? The meaning of CRO abbreviation is "Control Research Organizations". |
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What is CRO abbreviation? One of the definitions of CRO is "Control Research Organizations". |
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What does CRO mean? CRO as abbreviation means "Control Research Organizations". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CRERO - Coalition of Rehabilitation Engineering Research Organizations
- FEICRO - Federation of European Industrial Cooperative Research Organizations
- HIROS - Heads of International Research Organizations
- IUFRO - International Union of Forestry Research Organizations
- NAPHRO - National Alliance of Provincial Health Research Organizations
- WAITRO - World Association of Industrial and Technological Research Organizations
- AASRO - Association of Academic Survey Research Organizations
- ACRO - Association of Clinical Research Organizations
- ACRO - Association of Contract Research Organizations
- AROW - Agricultural Research Organizations on the Web
- ARO - Advanced Research Organizations
- CRO - Consulting Research Organizations
- CRL - CONTROL RESEARCH LABORATORY
- FRO - Financial Research Organizations
- FRO - Forestry Research Organizations
- MRO - Medical Research Organizations
- AROs - Academic Research Organizations
- CROs - Contract Research Organizations
- crp - Control Research Program
- KLOE - Key Lines Of Enquiry. System much used now by the UK Audit Commission (and no doubt by other highly centralised and high-control culture organizations) to set down extremely specific criteria for inspectors assessing and reporting on local government serv