The phrase "a good qualification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing skills, experiences, or attributes that make someone suitable for a particular role or task.
Example: "Having a degree in computer science is a good qualification for this job."
Alternatives: "a valuable credential" or "a strong asset".
"We had a good qualification campaign but that was a while ago.
He struck me as oddly comfortable with life on the street". Nick joined the forces thinking it would be rewarding, with plenty of travel and a good qualification.
Jessica Shepherd writes: Gove said the government wanted to ensure that all young people studied maths and English until they got a good qualification.
We had enough of that with the bankers.Richie Robinson Sumter, South Carolina SIR – History does not suggest that being a successful businessman is a good qualification for the presidency.
Another, a Methodist minister, says God told him to run (a good qualification in a state whose constitution bans atheists from office).Yet the primaries on August 1st deserve to be taken seriously.
The English word derived from it, strategy, was transferred from its military origins to the business world in the years before the ubiquitous MBA, at a time when a military career was considered a good qualification for a manager.
"I'm really excited to go for the all-around because I do like competing in all four and if I go clean and do a good qualifications I think I can make the final, but I just want to go clean and enjoy the experience".
The MOS score for SSC is on the border of a fair and good qualification.
"He has a very, very good qualification in the job he does for the Army and I think this is what people will look at," he said.
Ms. Pelosi also comes from a political family, which suggests another good qualification.
