"professional eligibility" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the qualifications one must meet in order to qualify for a profession. For example, "In order to become a lawyer, you must demonstrate professional eligibility by passing the bar exam."
So colleges cannot lock in graduate and professional student eligibility for subsidized Stafford loans for the 2012-13 award year by enrolling students for classes that begin before July 1 , 2012
Some women did not perceive that they had a choice to make because they were not offered a choice by their healthcare professional, yet the eligibility criteria included having been offered a choice of surgery or PET.
The abstracts of papers that are in a language other than English will be translated using Google Translate and, if considered eligible or eligibility is unclear, professional translation of the full paper will be undertaken.
Only 11% health care professionals knew the eligibility requirements of the drug discount cards.
In addition, they were used as a framework for a data collection exercise involving 143 professionals responsible for eligibility in their respective services and Cantons.
Only eight (11%) health care professionals knew the eligibility requirements of the drug discount cards, including only one of 17 (6%) nephrologists who care for hemodialysis patients >20% of their clinical time.
He had raised the possibility of returning to the Olympics after the world governing body, AIBA, ratified the eligibility of professional boxers for the event at its extraordinary congress in Lausanne.
Medicare and professional groups set strict eligibility criteria for which patients should receive devices in the first place, but "there are no meaningful guidelines for whose defibrillators should be replaced," because there's little evidence as to who would benefit.
Some of them are unlikely to rock the boat, such as looking to toughen up labour laws in Mexico to level out manufacturing competitiveness in all three North American states, or expanding work visa eligibility for professionals to streamline the movement of skilled labour back and forth over the border.
The extra time involved in discussing a trial in busy NHS clinics undoubtedly hampers recruitment, and some health-care professionals also introduce idiosyncratic eligibility criteria when deciding which patients are even offered trials (Jenkins et al, 1999).
