"eligibility conditions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when describing the requirements that must be met in order to be eligible for something, such as a job, program, or benefit. Example: The eligibility conditions for the scholarship included being a current high school senior and having a minimum GPA of 3.5.
Dual eligibles satisfy the eligibility conditions for Medicare benefit.
Yet since 2010 the numbers receiving publicly funded care have fallen significantly, as local councils have tightened eligibility conditions.
Timms said: "I welcome the prime minister's confirmation that there will be no cuts in the rates of, or eligibility conditions, for child benefit.
Or, in an age of welfare reform aimed at ending dependency, should shelter be governed by the same work rules and eligibility conditions as public assistance?
"Utility 'fuel fund' charities use customer donations matched by the utility, but they are a drop in the bucket, often exhausted, and some have very restrictive eligibility conditions, limiting aid to the elderly and disabled".
The same eligibility conditions were applied to "Waiting in the Wings," a rarely produced 1960 comedy by Noel Coward, which the committee also ruled could be considered as a new play.
Since June 2007, the eligibility condition for the part-time time-credit changed to 3, instead of 5, years of seniority with the current employer.
16Note that the SAT is not part of the HOPE eligibility condition and thus not subject to merit-induced strategic manipulation.
Here, the first income cut-off point of the flat region is defined implicitly by the eligibility condition placed on hours of work, and it varies across households according to hourly wages of both spouses and non-labor household income.
Eligibility, baseline conditions, wave forms, stimulus response patterns, and test values were also assessed.
You can find more details of eligibility, terms and conditions here.
