The phrase "as the qualifications of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or comparing the qualifications or credentials of individuals or groups in a specific context.
Example: "The hiring committee evaluated the candidates as the qualifications of each applicant were carefully considered."
Alternatives: "in terms of the qualifications of" or "regarding the qualifications of".
"The learning outcomes will only be as good as the qualifications of the teachers," says Linda Chisholm, an education expert at the Human Sciences Research Council.
They also asked to see the results of any quality tests carried out on the drugs, as well as the qualifications of contractors employed by the state to provide or test the compounds.
Margaret Mittelbach, a writer and editor who started the Secret Science Club with Michael Crewdson and Dorian Devins, said it was important to keep the barriers to the audience as low as the qualifications of the speakers are high.
a recognition of a State's constitutional responsibility for the establishment and operation of its own government, as well as the qualifications of an appropriately designated class of public office holders.
Wood's legal team had argued that as a member of the public, he had a right to know under the first amendment of the US constitution about the source and nature of the drugs that were being used to kill him, as well as about the qualifications of the officials who would administer the lethal injections.
However, it just as easily fits the qualifications of a meal replacement as well as a variation on the classic juice cleanse.
Also, when a selection board is impaneled, it is given instructions as to the qualifications of personnel who should be considered for promotion.
"We have been concerned by the lack of regulation of cosmetic procedures, including regulation about equipment and sterilising as well as accreditation of premises and the qualifications of the practitioners".
All halfway houses will have to offer standardized cognitive behavioral programs for federal inmates, and the Bureau of Prisons will set guidelines for the qualifications of instructors as well as the size and length of the classes, Holder said.
He recited the details of her childhood and Ivy League schooling, as if rattling off the qualifications of a sports star.
He also did not inquire about how such a selection might play, even as he reviewed with them the qualifications of other potential candidates on his list.
