"eligibility requirement" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to certain criteria which must be met in order to be eligible for something. For example: "In order to be considered for this job, you must meet all of the eligibility requirements listed in the job description."
This additional eligibility requirement and, to a lesser extent, refusals by some eligible participants resulted in some differences in sociodemographic factors between the tier 2 study population in these analyses and the main study participants < 8 years of age.
(At Gilchrist, however, such patients still must meet the six-month hospice eligibility requirement).
I have always thought nationality a strange eligibility requirement for literary prizes: readers don't care what passport an author holds.
Establishing a purpose-based eligibility requirement so that parliamentary business is the only reason to claim expenses.
They say it narrows the eligibility requirement by eliminating people like Sister Scholastica who can stand without help but have limited arm strength.
He didn't meet the eligibility requirement for the debate, which WABC-TV is co-sponsoring with Univision, The Daily News and the League of Women Voters.
Several Republican senators tried to introduce amendments that would have changed the eligibility requirement for food stamps, but the amendments were defeated or withdrawn.
The organization also discourages mandatory technology transfer as an eligibility requirement, although those rules are not as clear-cut, trade specialists said.
When he fell 10 points short of a combined 700 on his SAT -- the N.C.A.A. eligibility requirement to play Division I ball -- he packed his bags for a junior college in Texas.
"This is poking teachers' unions straight in the eye," Mike Petrilli, a vice president of the Thomas B. Fordham Institute, a research group that studies education policy, said of the proposed fund eligibility requirement dealing with student data.
SALARY ARBITRATION: Maintains salary arbitration system, but moves eligibility requirement to five years' experience from the current four and proposes that the right to elect arbitration be made mutual.
