The phrase "a qualification of her" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific attribute, characteristic, or condition related to a female subject.
Example: "Her experience in the field serves as a qualification of her suitability for the position."
Alternatives: "an attribute of her" or "a characteristic of her".
We are stand-alone corporations, and so a qualification of this sort is certainly long overdue".
Completion rates The figures show the proportion of leavers who achieved the qualification that they had set out for (or a qualification of equivalent or superior status).
She had hoped a qualification would help her regain custody of her three children, born while she was living on the streets.
Her command of the issues, her poise and dignity, her leadership and her original eloquence without question trump the qualifications of her opponent.
The neo-Nazis had intended to demonstrate in solidarity with a woman who had allegedly been refused permission to take the final exam for a public management studies qualification because of her allegiance to the NPD.
In very general terms, skill (or qualification) mismatch is constructed by comparing the skills (or qualifications) of an employed worker with the skill (or qualification) requirements of her job (hence, the non-employed and the vacant jobs are completely disregarded).
That denial of a partial qualification of a charge is a negative pregnant.
The data collectors/moderators were psychologists with a minimum qualification of a Masters degree in Clinical Psychology.
McMahon and Trump have both touted the success of WWE, which grew from a small company into a national titan of the wrestling industry, as an example of her qualification for the job.
Asked why she had picked Ms. Sinclair, Ms. Huffington reeled off a list of her qualifications, and then added: "Every woman in her private life — if not in her public life — has been through setbacks, ordeals and problems.
