The phrase "as ineligible" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's or something's lack of eligibility for a particular position, benefit, or opportunity.
Example: "The applicant was disqualified from the program, as ineligible due to not meeting the required qualifications."
Alternatives: "considered unqualified" or "deemed ineligible".
White: eligible lands detected as eligible; Blue: ineligible lands detected as eligible; Red: eligible lands detected as ineligible; Black: ineligible lands detected as ineligible.
White indicates eligible lands detected as eligible, blue stands for ineligible lands detected as eligible, red indicates eligible lands detected as ineligible, and black is for ineligible lands detected as ineligible.
IM Sports staff will mark the participant as "ineligible" on IMLeagues to notify IM Sports Supervisors via electronic scoresheets of the participant's ineligibility for IM Sports activities.
The Hope character doesn't see himself as ineligible for Dorothy Lamour, just squeezed out.
His name was duly filed as "ineligible" although no criminal charges appear to have been filed.
With an error rate of about 4percentt, millions of citizens could be flagged as ineligible to work, too.
Her blogpost just before Christmas, reporting that she had been turned down as ineligible for DLA, went viral on Twitter.
Another lawsuit centers on protecting naturalized citizens, some of whom are being erroneously flagged as ineligible to vote.
Of these, 91 were immediately dismissed as ineligible, largely because they were beyond the 28 day limit.
The company has agreed to block sales of unstamped cigarettes to dealers identified by the attorney general or an independent compliance officer as ineligible to make the purchases.
While Michel Hazanavicius's film is already being tipped to win this year's best film Oscar, the dog has reportedly been ruled as ineligible for an acting nomination.
