The phrase 'has been found eligible' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that someone or something has been judged to fit the requirements of a particular set of criteria. For example, "The applicant has been found eligible for the position."
They point to the hundreds of families who have been found eligible for permanent shelter on second, third and fourth applications even in the last year.
The report, released on Thursday afternoon, said 6,434 people have been found eligible for the scheme with 5,414 having an approved plan by the end of March.
Several said the city made too many errors in its reviews, and cited the hundreds of families that have been found eligible for shelter on second, third and even fourth applications.
About 265,000 residents of Kentucky have signed up for insurance through the Affordable Care Act, and most have been found eligible for Medicaid, which the state expanded under the law.
The new test is much tougher than the previous one and in pilots 30% fewer people have been found unfit for work and 70% fewer people have been found eligible for the full-rate, unconditional support benefit; in both cases claimants have been shifted to a lower benefit.
In his letter to Morgan, Thompson said that from 244,000 applications, 208,000 parents had been found eligible for one or both of the schemes but more than 2,600 still needed a technical issue to be resolved before HMRC could confirm their eligibility.
Concealed randomisation took place per site, using three stratification variables (gender, age and frequency of cannabis consumption) [ 3], right after the case had been found eligible at the baseline assessment.
Conservatives say that what Americans most want is an electorate in which everyone has been found to be eligible to vote.
Simultaneous inhibition of Wee1 and Chk1, on the other hand, has only been investigated in preclinical studies, but has been found as an eligible combination following siRNA high-throughput screens of acute myeloid leukemia, lung-, prostand- and ovarian cancer [ 13, 20, 21].
A likely pathogen has been found in 60-75% of eligible subjects in other studies on sepsis [ 5, 6, 13, 19, 24, 31], comprising positive blood cultures within the range of 22-37% [ 5, 6, 12, 19, 30- 33].
Most notably in Phase 2, 19.1 percent of beneficiaries had previously been found eligible for SVRA services, and the range of this percentage across the IMM was 1.8percentt.
