The phrase "advance qualified" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe someone who is qualified in advance for a particular role or task, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "To ensure a smooth transition, we need to have advance qualified candidates ready for the upcoming project."
Alternatives: "pre-qualified" or "qualified in advance".
A variety of resources are available to assist federal managers in making these accommodations so they can hire, retain and advance qualified individuals with disabilities.
The embassy in South Africa even informed Monsanto and Pioneer about two recently vacated positions in the agency that provided biotech oversight, suggesting that the companies advance "qualified applicants" to fill the position.
Ask Earn supports businesses in their efforts to recruit, hire, retain and advance qualified individuals with disabilities.
As a result of these demographic changes, it is becoming increasingly critical for companies to attract, retain, develop, nurture, and advance qualified and diverse employees that represent the society.
While he acknowledged that China's new high-speed rail service presented challenges, Mr. Wang said: "China's high-speed train is advanced and qualified.
By creating such teams in advance, Cornell will be positioned and eligible in advance to qualify for large grants when they become available.
Roddick gave his 21-year-old opponent a nod for handling his side well, particularly because he had to advance through qualifying.
Lampert is adding $120 million that a U.S. Bankruptcy Court said he needed to post in advance to qualify for an auction set for next week, said the person, who wasn't authorized to comment publicly.
Earlier this year, she advanced through qualifying at the Australian Open and played her first main draw Grand Slam match since 1997, losing in the first round to Lisa Raymond.
She earned her L.P.G.A. playing privileges for 1986 by advancing through qualifying school and spent seven years in the United States making friends and influencing a generation of girls back home.
In December 2008, Wie, who had relied on sponsor's exemptions to fill out her playing schedule, earned full membership in the L.P.G.A. by advancing through qualifying school, an achievement that fed her self-esteem.
