The phrase "qualifications and credentials" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to someone's qualifications or credentials for a job, program, or other type of opportunity. For example, "John had excellent qualifications and credentials for the job, so he was the best candidate."
He added that the show's medical professionals had "appropriate qualifications and credentials".
He had McNeill's qualifications and credentials at his finger tips, he knew the details of her stories that were the subject of attack, and he made the elementary point that to make an informed judgment on balance you should look at the range of a journalist's work, not just spotlight individual reports.
While the requirements for in-service training have been lenient, in order to improve the knowledge and competence of EC teachers, various professional development systems that incentivize teachers' attainment of advanced training, qualifications, and credentials have been initiated by many states.
Bank regulator Sheila Bair, the Republican Chair of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, told Bloomberg Television earlier this month that Warren "certainly has all the qualifications and credentials for that job".
Yes, I know there are all sorts of qualifications and credentials you can look for but if they are really poor communicators and not friendly, move on to another attorney that values you as a client and who you feel comfortable working with.
I am enclosing my resume briefly describing my qualifications and credentials for your review and consideration.
The question here revolves around physician qualifications and credentialing.
Conservatives continued to debate over Ms. Miers's legal qualifications and conservative credentials.
As for Mr Obama, the premium on continuity is lower today than it was in 2009 when, with the financial crisis still at its height, he reappointed Mr Bernanke, a Republican.Should Mr Bernanke step aside, the list of possible successors is headed by Janet Yellen, the Fed's vice-chair, by virtue of her position, experience, qualifications and liberal credentials.
However, as we have also endeavoured to show, the focus in Australia's Early Years Workforce Strategy on qualifications and credentials-based discourses of professionalism offer only a limited approach to supporting workforce sustainability.
The majority returns the case to the Circuit Court for this partial recount of undervotes on the basis of unknown or, at best, ambiguous standards with authority to obtain help from others, the credentials, qualifications and objectivity of whom are totally unknown.
