"by qualifications" is a correct phrase in written English.
It is commonly used to indicate what has prepared someone for a specific job or role. For example: "He was appointed to the position of manager based on his qualifications."
On the other hand, there is a more ambiguous position characterized by qualifications and confusion, offering, perhaps, at least one loud cheer for the lie.
It is often argued that such differences between white British people and ethnic minorities can be accounted for by qualifications, gender, age or family size.
Some of these students are already well served anyway by qualifications such as BTec firsts, where applications have doubled in the past year.
His prose is often something to behold: impacted and intense, constantly interrogated by qualifications and caveats, tentative, precise, always feeling for its footing.
Second, we extend the literature by estimating models of over-/undereducation that are fully stratified by qualifications.
In our final regression models, we extend the empirical approach taken in the realised match literature by estimating models of over-/undereducation that are fully stratified by qualifications.
Prediction A group stage scare followed by qualification for the knockout stages.
All the while it takes a growing slice of the national betting market, a market that Fletcher says by qualification is static, growing only in line with population.
For the 2019 event, the 10 teams will be decided by qualification.
The proposed analysis is meant to gain insight on new components Failure Rates exploiting the information conveyed by qualification tests.
The exploration into controls over rumor propagation by qualification has become a hot spot in recent years [1 10].
