The phrase "are eligible with" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly when trying to express eligibility in relation to something or someone.
Example: "Students are eligible with the scholarship program if they meet the criteria."
Alternatives: "are eligible for" or "qualify for".
Student organizations are eligible with faculty sponsorship.
Eligibility and Application Process - Ph.D. students in Engineering and related fields are eligible, with approval of their advisors and the field of Management.
Graduate students from all schools and disciplines are eligible, with preference given to applicants from Brazil, and then to applicants from any country working on issues relevant to advancing education in Brazil.
Some reference parcels in the LPIS are originally set as ineligible thanks to the additional ancillary information (such as land use or no subsidy applications within the respective LPIS parcel for 4 years), even though they are eligible with respect to the land cover (spectral information).
Those publicly funded programs do not have room to serve all of the California children who are eligible, with access especially crimped for infants and toddlers, according to an analysis by the nonprofit Learning Policy Institute.
Patients are eligible with HbA1c-values between 6 and 9%.
Only human studies were eligible with no restrictions applied regarding sex.
Forty-five patients were eligible with thermometry data available in 44 patients.
Those who were eligible, with the exception of women, were expected to serve in the military.
The states all have different rules for when and where voters can register and even who is eligible, with some places allowing felons to cast ballots and some excluding them.
For the first time in his career, he was snubbed for a rap album nomination in a year in which he was eligible with two projects — last year's "Revival" and "Kamikaze," a surprise release he dropped over the summer.
