The phrase "a special qualification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific skill, credential, or attribute that distinguishes someone in a particular context, such as a job application or educational setting.
Example: "To apply for this position, you must possess a special qualification in project management."
Alternatives: "a unique credential" or "a specific skill set."
Having a personal connection to a tragedy is a special qualification — and a kind of mandate — but emotional investment can also be blinding.
These data were monitored by medical staff with a special qualification for work with patients after kidney transplantation.
However, physicians with a special qualification only in pain medicine were more open to performing these acts.
German physicians practicing homeopathy are required to hold a special qualification in order to be eligible for reimbursement [ 10].
Therefore, the experts underline the need for a special qualification, supervision and education of staff due to the special circumstances of paediatric palliative home care.
Significant predictors for CAM use were a positive attitude towards CAM, holding a special qualification in CAM, own CAM use and the availability of an ultrasound in practice.
Physicians without any special qualification in either palliative care or pain medicine were more willing to perform euthanasia in both terminal and non-terminal illness.
The new slots would be created by eliminating an existing visa program which issues what are known as "diversity" visas that is based on a lottery rather than on any special qualifications.
But then, I don't see how the lack of qualifications for the most important job in the country, and perhaps the world, can be spun as a kind of special qualification.
Her rivals scoff at the idea that her background gives her any special qualifications for the presidency.
Each of us had tape across our shirts identifying our names and any special qualifications, like "skilled electrician".
