The phrase "agreed qualification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where two or more parties have come to a consensus on specific qualifications or criteria.
Example: "After much discussion, we reached an agreed qualification for the candidates we will consider for the position."
Alternatives: "mutually accepted qualification" or "consensus qualification".
The current agreed minimum qualification level enforced by the main professional associations is Advanced Diploma in Naturopathy.
By contrast, four in five (79%) of senior teachers interviewed agreed vocational qualifications provided a firm foundation for school-leavers to get jobs.
In March 2007, the then Education Secretary Alan Johnson agreed the Qualifications and Curriculum Authority's recommendations to award an A* grade to "those students who have achieved a grade A at A level and who have achieved at least 90% of their UMS [uniform mark scale]on the aggregation of their A2 units" [ 4].
The rehabilitation team members agreed that professional qualification is a relevant aspect to be considered in team composition.
This version of the arbitrariness claim concedes that if age functions as a threshold it does so only inasmuch as it correlates with the acquisition of capacities which it is agreed are necessary qualifications for the possession of rights.
While Republicans emphasized that experience and vision were the overriding qualifications, they agreed that the fund-raising bonanza was a much-welcome offshoot.
The NQS has set a nationally agreed standard for staff qualifications designed to improve ECEC services.
We agree, with the qualification that the prevalence of an allocentric coding of the animal's own position in space has yet to be established for most mammalian orders.
Republic of Ireland players have agreed a reduced Euro 2012 qualification bonus deal because of the current economic climate, the FAI has confirmed.
The concept of family doctor is relatively new to Hong Kong citizens as they are free to change primary care doctors at will and there is no agreed standard on training or qualification for the family doctor.
