The phrase "a level that qualifies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a standard or criterion that must be met in order to be considered eligible for something.
Example: "To participate in the competition, you must achieve a level that qualifies for entry."
Alternatives: "a standard that meets" or "a criterion that qualifies".
Mr. Sweeney said Norwich was trying to promote the development of higher-priced homes, because 18percentt of the city's housing stock is at a price level that qualifies under state guidelines as affordable for low-income families.
And she also insisted on putting a high priority on increasing the average annual student stipends from the current $17,000 (an income level that qualifies poor people for food stamps) to $25,000.
Mr. Nader said that with so many voters yearning for more choices, the commission should open the debates to any candidate who has reached 5percentt -- the level that qualifies a candidate for federal matching funds in the next election -- or to a candidate who has qualified for the ballot in a majority of states.
Both Mr Horrach and Spain's tax inspectors see the alleged €240,000 or so of tax fraud by the couple's company as below the level that qualifies as a criminal offence.
The Dow has yet to fall 10%, the level that qualifies as a correction in market lore.As for credit markets, the remarkable thing is the low level of spreads before the sell-off, rather than where they are now (see chart).
The team has nearly double the amount of data that they have analysed so far, so time will tell whether the result reaches the "five-sigma" level that qualifies it for a formal discovery.
An improvement trajectory is created that provides positive incentives for health care institutions to move upwards in quality, ultimately to the level that qualifies them for full accreditation.
Some of the old brackets are truly stunning: in 1935, Franklin D. Roosevelt raised the top rate to 79percentt, from 63percentt, and raised the income level that qualified for that rate to $5 million (about $75 million today) from $1 million.
The company, based in Oak Brook, Ill., said it would use the new oil at about 6,300 restaurants throughout Europe to reduce trans fat levels in its food to the equivalent of less than 0.5 gram per serving, a level that would qualify in the United States as free of trans fats.
And while lots of critics (including many of ours) play instruments or write the occasional short story or have done some acting or dancing or painting, few do it at a level that could reasonably qualify as a credential worthy of listing in a bio.
