"multiple qualification" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a person who has many credentials or has achieved different types of certifications or degrees. For example, "She is a highly experienced accountant with multiple qualifications, including a Certified Public Accountant license and an MBA in Accounting."
Height measurements of such structures are tricky and subject to multiple qualifications, and ornamental towers or other features often muddy the picture.
However, most had multiple qualifications: 80 (40.0%) had 2 qualifications; 54 (27.0%) had 3 or more.
They were all female practitioners with extensive clinical experience (mean time in clinical practice ten years, range three to 20 years) and most had multiple CAM qualifications.
Multiple academic and qualification hurdles have to be surmounted and there is a highly structured promotion system.
She holds multiple professional IT qualifications, as well as leadership qualifications in programme, project, risk, change and service delivery management, plus a Certificate in Company Direction geared towards Board Directors from the Institute of Directors.
Arbitrary changes to the exams systems and the multiple purposes that qualifications are now often expected to take on - accountability, driving up standards in schools, individual selection, and allowing greater access to education - have made it difficult to maintain standards over time.
Training to control special and / or heavy machinery is a key qualification in multiple professions.
Participants reported qualifications in nursing (24; 24.5%), psychology (31; 31.6%), allied health (11; 11.2%), and physical sciences (4; 4.1%), with several reporting multiple professional and/or academic qualifications.
It became obvious to us that the qualifications of multiple candidates can be indistinguishable in 30- to 60-minute sessions.
