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Discover LudwigThe phrase "adequate credentials" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the qualifications or experience necessary for a particular role or task.
Example: "To apply for the position, candidates must demonstrate adequate credentials in their field of expertise."
Alternatives: "sufficient qualifications" or "appropriate credentials".
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Public schools in the United States are struggling just to provide enough math and science teachers, many of whom lack adequate credentials in the field.
Once, a few millions and a place in the Social Register were adequate credentials for most who aspired to live here and join 'the club'.
We adopted this model because (a) a number of our instruments are standardized measures requiring psychometric assessment skills, and (b) it enhanced our ability to attract and retain a staff with adequate credentials and experience.
If the source has no author or the author does not have adequate credentials, then this source may not be trustworthy.[12].[12]
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Is it an adequate credential to direct the planning authority of the world's greatest city that one resides within doors of the mayor?
They featured photos of teachers and administrators at a new charter school along with warnings that they lacked both experience and adequate professional credentials.
POCUS requires adequate privileges, credentialing and oversight for quality assurance.
International Medical Graduates must obtain the Postgraduate Training Authorization Letter (PTAL) or "California Letter" from the Medical Board of California, stating that all credentials are adequate to practice in this state.
This discussion has evolved and in 2001 the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) published the Emergency Ultrasound Guidelines which outlined the recommendations for adequate documentation, quality assurance programmes, credentialing and continuing medical education.
Martha J. Kanter, the U.S. under secretary of education, told delegates that the old measures used to define teaching quality, like certification or credentials, were no longer adequate.
Except that two days in you begin to realize that your newfound credentials are less than adequate, stamps are extortionately expensive, and the basement now littered with forgotten exercise equipment has become a gym for some very buff-looking rodents.
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