The phrase "achieved qualification for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone has met the necessary criteria or standards for a specific qualification or certification.
Example: "After months of study and preparation, she finally achieved qualification for the advanced certification in project management."
Alternatives: "obtained qualification for" or "secured qualification for".
The pair achieved qualification for Euro 2016 this week.
Uganda goalkeeper Denis Onyango says it his time his country achieved qualification for the Africa Cup of Nations again - by beating Zambia this weekend.
"In France, the first time in the (2010) World Cup play-off, you know we deserved to go through; then we achieved qualification for Euro 2012; now maybe the third position could be also a good result for us.
Under coach Sean Lineen, the Warriors are in the mix for the Rabodirect 12 play-offs this season, and look likely to comfortably achieve qualification for next season's Heineken Cup.
Young people from lower social classes not only have fewer opportunities to achieve qualifications for higher education but also attain an intermediate school-leaving certificate less often.
If parents have at least an intermediate school-leaving qualification and a vocational qualification or degree, then their children achieve qualifications for higher education significantly more frequently, and it is much less often the case that their maximum level of achievement is a lower secondary school-leaving qualification.
Children whose fathers work as unskilled and semi-skilled workers or as skilled workers or technicians achieve qualifications for higher education much less often than children whose fathers belong to the upper employment class, and it is significantly more often the case that the maximum level achievement for these children will be a lower secondary school-leaving certificate.
"We must have respect for the players who achieved qualification.
The musician, who has sold 10 million albums worldwide, only started training for the Games six months ago but the world number 2,253 achieved qualification last month.
It was also higher among men and women studying for or who had achieved qualifications post 16 and for women among those with qualifications typically gained at 16 as opposed to those with none and among those living with both natural parents as opposed to only one (and for men who lived with neither).
