"a proper qualification" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to an officially recognized educational credential or a relevant competency. For example, "He was hired for the job because he had a proper qualification in business management."
We have just watched as a man lacking virtually any proper qualifications rose to become the most powerful man in the world, almost solely on his charisma and his shallow appeal to class envy.
This was their first proper qualification game, in a group outside a home championship, and it looked like a mismatch rather than a match.
Hence, the author suggests that the hiring process needs to meet strict standards and ensure that the hired American educators hold proper qualification or certification that can fulfill the role of a teacher in the classroom.
Subsequently, an active management initiative was applied to the station that focused on proper qualification of all the manpower (engineers and technicians) at the station.
At the same time, somewhere else, a company with the proper qualifications (in Canada, and in the biotechnology sector) also applies to the program, through a different online form.
In the wake of Katrina, Brown was exposed as a political appointee, without proper qualifications to head FEMA in the first place.
They worried, as James Madison described in his notes on the convention debates, that "[a]ppointments by the Legislatures have generally resulted from cabal, from personal regard, or some other consideration than a title derived from proper qualifications".
"But as far as a government job without the proper qualifications and education is concerned, that's not possible because we have to follow the rules and laws".
In spite of the harshness, and in some ways the bluntness of Plato's critique of poetry, he not only put his finger on deep issues of ongoing interest, but also leavened his polemic in a number of intriguing and subtle ways most obviously, by writing philosophy in a way that can, with proper qualifications, itself be called poetic.
Bogopane-Zulu conceded that Jantjie did not have the proper qualifications for such a prestigious role but insisted: "He was procured.
