The phrase "achieving eligibility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the process of meeting certain criteria or requirements to qualify for something, such as a program, job, or benefit.
Example: "The first step in the application process is achieving eligibility by submitting all required documents."
Alternatives: "gaining eligibility" or "attaining eligibility."
Because a Wisconsin statute adopts the income-first rule, the examiner concluded that he lacked authority to increase Burnetts CSRA: The difference between Burnetts posteligibility income and the MMMNA could be erased if, after achieving eligibility, Irene transferred to Burnett, as a CSMIA, a portion of her monthly income.
General Motors shares are up after its GMAC finance affiliate was given approval for bank holding status, thus achieving eligibility for government loans.
Ran into him again at the Dubai International Film Festival where he was beginning to plant the seeds for a new project and a crowdfunding campaign that would help him achieve eligibility for the Academy Awards in 2015.
A = Downstage to achieve eligibility.
Hospitals with ED protocols had nearly double the odds (OR, 1.86) of patients achieving ED eligibility, which could indicate that these programs are using different criteria to identify patients who are eligible for ED, or that they are not fully implemented.
LUX* Resorts & Hotels is the first Mauritian hotel group to have acquired SEMSI status (Stock Exchange of Mauritius Sustainability Index), having achieved key eligibility criteria based on the Global Reporting Initiative Guidelines.
Two other WAC teams achieved bowl eligibility with 6 6 records.
After losing to South Florida by a single point, Nevada won five consecutive games to achieve bowl eligibility.
Both reviewers read the full text reports and achieved consensus for eligibility.
Once access to potential participants is achieved CSOs verify eligibility and undertake consent and study assessment procedures.
Relevant college assessments are undertaken throughout or at the end of training to achieve fellowship and eligibility for specialist (general practitioner) registration.
