'dual qualifications' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a person having two different qualifications. For example, "The candidate had both engineering and business qualifications, giving them dual qualifications and making them attractive to employers."
Objective: to compare and contrast competencies of midwives with single or dual qualifications at the point of registration in Scotland.
While still a minority of surgeons, those with dual qualifications had a different service profile with higher rates of orthognathic surgery, dental implants, and bone graft procedures.
The only significant difference between 1990 and 2000 in Table 1 was the higher percentage of surgeons with dual qualifications, having a medical degree and College fellowship FRACDS (OMS) in addition to a dental degree.
This kind of dual qualification cannot be reserved only for the affluent.
In the mid twentieth century there were a number of innovative programmes of dual qualification: registered nurse and health visitor (the United Kingdom term for public health nurse).
Summary: This dual qualification is regarded as the emerging future of dental care, now incorporating direct access, with a holistic approach to treating and preventing periodontal disease and dental caries.
Toulon's former England full-back Delon Armitage has agreed a two-year contract extension, but his dual qualification does not count towards the 16 foreigners Toulon are permitted.
Its official reason was a lack of funding, but the faculty professor said that for a vast majority of students, unless their career aims specifically required dual qualification, participation in an exchange like the E.U.'s Erasmus program — which gives students a chance to study abroad for a year, within the framework of a conventional single degree course — might offer a better option.
Although this Institute has a three-year dental programme for doctors seeking to pursue this surgical training which requires dual qualification in medicine and dentistry [ 16].
However, the principal investigator has a dual qualification in general medicine and public health and operated independently from the patient commissioner and other stakeholders.
On completion of the course, nurses and pharmacists are awarded a dual qualification in independent and supplementary prescribing whereas AHPs qualify as supplementary prescribers.
