The phrase "a qualification period" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to eligibility, such as employment, insurance, or benefits, where a specific time frame must be met before certain conditions apply.
Example: "To qualify for the benefits, you must complete a qualification period of six months."
Alternatives: "eligibility period" or "waiting period".
Or 'mental fragility – flat tracks x too long a qualification period x simple misfortune = 31.32'.
He admitted: "Home advantage has allowed us to have this opportunity, but when you look at international programmes and bringing nationalities together, where are we going to find the time to enter a qualification period?" When asked about whether she would like to see a GB women's team in Brazil in 2016, women's coach Hope Powell said: "For me personally and for the players, absolutely.
During a Qualification period of two weeks, patients receive care as usual as advised by the Dutch College of General Practitioners, and patients are referred for US.
In a pragmatic design, which initially follows the guideline for SP of the DCGP[ 4], a study consisting of two phases will be carried out: a Qualification Period of two weeks followed by a randomised controlled trial (RCT) with a 50 week follow-up period.
The study consisted of a 14-day qualification period, a 7-day single-blind lead-in period, and a double-blind treatment period of 12 weeks.
In essence, though, the HRG provides an academic qualification period of 12 years, starting upon registration for your doctorate.
"I don't think any reasonable person would object to a three-month qualification period, or longer," says Valentina Ivan, who spent a year in Edinburgh.
There was some controversy over his eligibility to play; New South Wales initially protested, but there was a precedent for ignoring the requirement of a three-month qualification period, and the New South Wales Cricket Association (NSWCA) Executive Committee accepted this in the case of Crawford, to the displeasure of the full NSWCA.
Jennings arrived last summer as a result of his father's friendship with Geoff Cook, Durham's director of cricket, meaning he should avoid the tighter new rules that require South Africans – even those with a mother from Sunderland, as he has – to serve a seven-year qualification period before becoming eligible for England.
Price, 30, moved to Worcestershire as a Kolpak player in 2004 and is almost halfway through a four-year qualification period.
Miliband had originally proposed a one-year qualification period, but said he would reduce this to three months, a move that would cover 90% of zero-hours contracts and was not welcomed by employers' organisations.
