The phrase "a list of qualified" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a compilation of individuals or items that meet specific criteria or qualifications.
Example: "The committee reviewed a list of qualified candidates for the job opening."
Alternatives: "a roster of eligible" or "a compilation of certified".
She says: "Good quality psychometric testing is an important diagnostic tool in this process and the British Psychological Society (BPS) keeps a list of qualified psychologists".
She is 'beginning the process of narrowing a list of qualified candidates,' that Democrat said, but is still expected to consider numerous candidates.
They plan to take out news paper advertisements to push their campaign and compile a list of qualified black men who could be appointed.
It would put down $150,000 toward each purchase, while beneficiary families, selected by lot from a list of qualified applicants, would secure a mortgage for the $250,000 difference and be handed the keys to their new home.
Job seekers provide information on skills, and when employers want to hire workers with a given skill set, they send a text to the service and receive a list of qualified job seekers.
They include having a list of qualified black and other minority managers ready to take up a vacant position.
Translation track Students in the translation track must take LITR 348 and must also choose two of their three electives from courses that engage with some aspect of translation studies; the office of the DUS maintains a list of qualifying courses.
While it has the lowest tax rate at only 2%, it also specifies a list of qualifying conditions rather than leaving that decision to healthcare providers.
Our organization has a list of 1,057 qualified families waiting for a child with disabilities.
The Chrysler official, who spoke on the condition of not being identified because the information is confidential, said the company is assembling a list of potential qualified suitors that the official would not identify.
The database "will provide executive search firms, companies and investors and those looking to make board appointments with a list of board qualified women," said Lesley Stephenson, a member of the initiative and publisher of The Financial Times Non Executive Directors Clubb's Web site, which will administer the database on LinkedIn.
