The phrase "account for qualification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to consider or include qualifications in a particular context, such as in assessments or evaluations.
Example: "When reviewing the candidates, we must account for qualification to ensure we select the most suitable individual for the position."
Alternatives: "consider qualifications" or "take qualifications into account".
The importance of accounting for qualification mismatch in analyses of the relationship between field-of-study mismatch and pay (or any other individual correlate thereof) is both statistical and conceptual.
In accordance to the progressing design verification, key technology of fabrication and assembly need to be transferred from experimental scale to industrial application in relevant dimensions taking into account the requirements for qualification of processes.
As described below, we use the latter information to adapt a strategy used in Dale and Krueger (2002) in order to account for unmeasured student qualifications.
It is often argued that such differences between white British people and ethnic minorities can be accounted for by qualifications, gender, age or family size.
In the report Crawford concluded it should be "of particular concern to policymakers interested in widening participation in higher education" if pupils from certain backgrounds were less likely to go to top universities, especially if those same students "outperform those from elsewhere once they are at university, even after accounting for their qualifications, subjects and grades on entry".
Not surprisingly then, distance-learning and part-time MBAs, which usually include a distance-learning component, now account for around 40% of the qualification's students.
Regression methods that account for sample selection confirm this, but qualification is required in two respects.
Adjustment for case mix did not account for the association between country of qualification and outcome of triage.
The qualifications needed to account for a particular's being F and not-F are temporal, or a function of being comparable to other extended material objects, or standing in different relations to perceivers.[14] Since material extension is a necessary condition for their perceptibility, no particular could appear to have compresent properties unless it were material.
§ 900.351 Applications for qualification.
