The phrase "considered as qualified" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to state how something is perceived or perceived to be. For example, "She was considered as qualified to teach the course due to her extensive knowledge in the subject."
Patients who had been followed up for at least 3 years were considered as qualified for inclusion in the study.
*Doctor (medical graduate), nurse, paramedic (Family Welfare Visitor, sub-assistant community medical officer) are considered as qualified provider.
However, most institutions (54%) report more disciplines available than contracted researchers, indicating that staff are normally considered as qualified in more than one discipline.
Have the rules changed in the last five years, or do we still need two consecutive years of six-figure incomes to be considered as qualified buyers? A. Any lender will want to see the last two years of tax returns before approving a mortgage, and with good reason.
In this case, the study is considered as conclusive and qualified useful for risk assessment.
Typically, only sanctions which can be considered as "punishment" would qualify under the rule.
No change (NC) was considered as disease not qualifying for classification as CR, PR, MR, or PD.
Clinton, Romney, and McCain are all properly considered equivalently qualified as presidential candidates even if they have radically different views, agendas and policies.
Random selection in which the least qualified are considered as worthy of promotion as the most qualified?
"The transfer, the installation of the occupying power into the occupied territories is considered as an illegal move and qualified as a 'grave breach'," said Rene Kosirnik, head of the International Committee of the Red Cross delegation to Israel and the Palestinian territories, last week.
If I go for jobs below the position I was in, then I still get nowhere as I'm considered over qualified.
