The phrase "eligible for refund" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that can be given some kind of reimbursement or refund from a company or organization. For example: Customers who purchased the defective product are eligible for a refund.
Ticketholders are eligible for refunds.
All could be eligible for refunds worth on average at least £640 per claimant and millions in aggregate.
All could be eligible for refunds worth on average at least £640 per claimant, credited to their rent account.
It is not yet clear whether tenants who have already moved out of apartments will be eligible for refunds for past overcharges.
The agencies said that Discover sold the products to about 4.7 million customers; about 3.5 million of those are eligible for refunds.
Beyond the cruise lines' or tour companies' own policies, passengers who bought trip cancellation or interruption insurance may be eligible for refunds.
Verizon has begun notifying customers eligible for refunds, and it will apply credits or, in the case of former customers, mail checks for the refund amounts in October and November.
■ Fans who paid $2,500 for tickets to Lionel Messi's charity game last weekend in Chicago will be eligible for refunds after he failed to show for a promised meet-and-greet after the game.
At the same time, same-sex couples will also be able to file amended returns for certain prior tax years, meaning that many couples might be eligible for refunds.
Other top stories that day: The Hong Kong singer and actress Guan Ju Ying confirmed she is gay and intends to marry her girlfriend; an inappropriate gesture was made by the Real Madrid soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo; certain train tickets in China are now eligible for refunds if they're lost; and U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton arrived for previously scheduled talks in China.
