The phrase "candidates below" is correct and usable in written English.
It's generally used to refer to a list of people who are eligible for a job, position, or some other type of opportunity. For example: "The following are the candidates eligible for the program: John, Jane, Dave, and the candidates below."
This system saves individually numbering up to 110 candidates "below the line".
Kumar did not bother to apply to campuses known to reject candidates below a certain age.
This gives voters the choice of preferencing parties (above the line), rather than candidates (below).
Barry Sheerman, the Labour MP for Huddersfield, claimed that Unite supporters are putting pressure on MPs, especially newly-elected ones, to support "one or other candidate," and if possible to "keep some candidates below the 35 threshold".
Sheerman, the former chairman of the education select committee and a supporter of David Miliband in 2010, said: "I have been around a long time and I have been picking up how Unite supporters are putting pressure on MPs especially new MPs to support one or other candidate, and telling people if possible let's keep some candidates below the 35 threshold.
The candidates have been locked in a dead heat since June, but Ms Ernst has opened up a small lead in recent weeks.The latest political adverts from the candidates (below) capture the contrasting campaigns they have been waging, and portend a good showing for Ms Ernst next week.
In advance of the by-election, BBC Radio Manchester's political reporter Kevin Fitzpatrick asked all five candidates (listed below in alphabetical order) to list their top five priorities.
Hopefully, if enough of the candidates listed below hit the road, we'll be spared from another three-hour debate.
This same line of reasoning also holds for gain of function candidates (discussed below).
None of the candidates discussed below have been previously characterized in cnidarians.
Expression of the candidates discussed below was primarily restricted to tissues in the gonophores and adult medusae (fig. 5), except for APLP, which also exhibited expression in polyp tissues (supplementary fig. S2, Supplementary Material online).
