"eligible for return" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that can be returned or accepted for return. For example: "This item is eligible for return within 30 days of purchase."
"All four illegal maritime arrivals were found eligible for return, consistent with Australia's non-refoulement obligations," a release by the immigration minister Peter Dutton's office said.
While you can usually return e-books to Amazon for a refund, other digital goods purchased from the site are not typically eligible for return.
According to a letter to Judge Mukasey from the city law department asking for an extension, the Police Department estimated that as many as 6,000 cars were eligible for return to their owners.
The politician who freed the Lockerbie bomber today reveals the full story of how the Westminster government made him eligible for return to Libya, including the role of trade deals potentially worth £13bn to British companies.
Limits on scope, or what items are eligible for return, were found to be powerful in cutting down the number of returns, even if they weren't especially effective in raising overall sales.
The team examined several potential characteristics of a return policy: Time (such as whether you must return within 14 days or 90 days); money (whether or not you get a full reimbursement); effort (whether you must provide a receipt or other forms); scope (whether even sale merchandise is eligible for return); and exchange (whether you're limited to getting store credit for your return).
In looking for subjects he sought out children who had been in the National Bee before and were still young enough to be eligible for a return visit.
For projects not eligible for the return (i.e., projects that recovery <25%, 1000% of the indirect cost is recovered to the college account.
In November the IAAF banned Russia from international competition following the scandal of state-sponsored doping, but they are expected to be made eligible for a return before the Games in Brazil.
Smith won the last of his Australia caps against the Lions in 2013 but is eligible for a return to the Wallabies side after they changed their selection criteria in April to allow overseas-based players who have won at least 60 caps to be picked.
About 12 years after their return to Australia, the government changed the status of the operation; contingent members were eligible for the Returned from Active Service Badge, and their ASMs were upgraded to the Australian Active Service Medal (AASM).
