The phrase "and therefore qualify" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is a result or consequence of a previous statement, leading to a qualification or eligibility.
Example: "The candidates have met all the necessary requirements, and therefore qualify for the next stage of the selection process."
Alternatives: "and thus meet the criteria" or "and consequently are eligible".
The review will focus on payments for cases that are unusually costly and therefore qualify for special reimbursement under Medicare rules.
"Part of the issue is trying to get students who are in receipt of free school meals (FSM), or have been in the past, and therefore qualify for pupil premium," Marten says.
Because Indigenous students are significantly more likely to be from lower socio-economic backgrounds and therefore qualify for income assistance schemes, they accumulate larger debts at a much higher rate than other students.
But on Wednesday night, Congress approved legislation to extend the closing deadline until Sept. 30, meaning that buyers now have an extra three months to complete their purchases and therefore qualify for up to $8,000 in federal tax credits.
The institute's researchers then assumed that most illegal immigrant students would have low family incomes and therefore qualify for the maximum amount of tuition assistance, though the researchers predicted that only about two-thirds of them would actually apply for it.
While the city argued the new plant would create jobs, and therefore qualify as a "public use" project, opponents said it was a giveaway to GM.
Kinko's claims that its copying was educational and, therefore, qualifies as a fair use.
But she said Mrs. Assad was "extremely thin and very well-dressed, and therefore qualified to be in Vogue".
However, the use in the hands of Kinko's employees is commercial Kinko's claims that its copying was educational and, therefore, qualifies as a fair use...
A credible and therefore qualified candidate will be able to command the trust of survivors by having the capacity to relate to them on a personal level.
However, a communication from Greece has now reached me suggesting that the proper designation for Plato would be Platonas, which ends in S and therefore qualifies him for a place in the lineup.
