The phrase "as a disqualification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing criteria or reasons that exclude someone or something from consideration or eligibility.
Example: "His lack of experience in the field was viewed as a disqualification for the position."
Alternatives: "as a barrier" or "as a reason for exclusion".
But despite the new legislation and the fact that more women are working in areas previously dominated by men, women still feel that employers perceive their gender as a disadvantage, and even as a disqualification, when hiring.
If Tory MPs realise they should be electing a leader for the long-haul, Mr Cameron's youth, seen by some as a disqualification, may actually be an advantage.Tone aloneAt least the Tories will soon have a new leader in whom to invest new hope (for a short while, in any case).
You can't try to change something without seeing it more as a deficit, as a disqualification.
Most of the maintenance workers went through a health examination before they were employed, and a severe hearing loss would normally have been regarded as a disqualification preventing employment.
Call it the ultimate version of "throw the bums out" -- any experience in Washington (or even, at times, state or local government) was seen as almost a disqualification by the Tea Party base.
The allegations went back as far as 47 years – not a disqualification in itself – but it quickly became clear that the quality of witness evidence was insufficient to climb the high bar set by the passage of four decades.
Is it surprising that a devoted supporter of Donald Trump would conduct himself so horribly as to draw a disqualification from a national cable channel?
Amy Foster's joy at qualification for the European Indoors turned to disappointment as she suffered a disqualification at the Irish Championships in Athlone on Sunday.
Rumors of a disqualification of Rouhani spread as late as five days before the elections adding to his popularity.
The referee saw Afa in the ring and awarded the match to Bigelow and Schyster as the result of a disqualification.
Kennedy then left the ring to get a steel chair, but Lashley took the chair and attacked Kennedy with it, which caused the referee to end the match as a result of a disqualification.
