The phrase "a need for qualified" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the necessity for individuals who possess specific qualifications or skills in a particular context, such as hiring or project requirements.
Example: "There is a growing need for qualified professionals in the technology sector to keep up with industry demands."
Alternatives: "a demand for qualified" or "a requirement for qualified".
If this situation is to change, said Mr. Iddrisu, parents themselves need education about the importance of schooling for their children, and teachers need more incentives to work in rural areas where there is a great need for qualified educators.
The future is unknown; thus a need for well qualified, realistic, pragmatic, and above all, ethical and moral 'managers' who will make the right decisions, so that society's and indeed, mankind's aspirations, goals, and objectives will be achieved and realized.
However, the firm warned of continuing skill shortages with a rise in the need for qualified and experienced staff.
But we also must face the fact that we'll never completely eliminate the cost of a legal education — or Americans' need for qualified, fully trained lawyers in complex and potentially life-changing areas of the law.
Medium-duration certificate programs offer a novel approach to address the need for qualified emergency providers in LMICs by offering greater breadth and depth than traditional short courses while expeditiously training more providers than a residency: in the same 13 years needed to graduate 50 residency-trained EPs, an annual certificate program could train 180 providers.
In order to increase efficiency in Iraq's federal administration there is a perceived if not recognized urgent need for qualified and experienced technocrats to staff Iraq's civil service.
With the projected 15-percent growth in employment opportunities by 2026, there is no shortage of the need for qualified, knowledgeable professionals.
Given the urgent need for qualified emergency providers in LMICs, medium-duration EM certificate programs can play a critical role in addressing the immediate human resources gap to provide high-quality emergency care.
From what these three researchers have seen, the field of human genetics is growing and there is still a need--even an increasing need--for qualified people.
