"qualified journals" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to journals that meet certain standards or criteria of quality or authority. For example: "The professor only accepted citations from qualified journals in her students' research papers."
We present here the results of a data mining exercise extending over the 67,413 biological articles published between 2005 and 2010 in the three top-ranking general-science magazines (Science, Nature and Proceedings of the National Academy of the United States of America) as well as in the pages of a dozen qualified biological journals, including the few top ones in evolutionary biology.
(Although Axe has published articles in legitimate scientific journals, qualified scientists have judged their value as support for ID to be nil. [Forrest and Gross 2007b].) When mainstream scientists were invited to hear presentations of ID research at a June 2007 DI conference entitled "Emergence vs. Design," the outcome was predictable.
For journal editorial board, qualified statistician should be involved with statue strengthened.
Of the various adaptations and commissions, he said, only "The Journals of Mihail Sebastian" qualified as what he called a passion project.
Their qualified and constructive contributions to the journal are respected and appreciated.
This manuscript was edited for proper English language, grammar, punctuation, spelling and overall style by one or more of the highly qualified native English-speaking editors at American Journal Experts.
This manuscript was edited for proper English language, grammar, punctuation, spelling, and overall style by one or more of the highly qualified native English-speaking editors at American Journal Experts.
Research articles submitted directly to Cancer Medicine will initially be evaluated by the Editor-in-Chief; articles found to fit with the scope of the Journal will be reviewed by at least two suitably qualified experts.
"Otto Reich is not qualified for the post," Senator Dodd insisted in a letter to the Journal.
Well-regarded practicing scientists provide oversight of the journal's editorial process and assure that the editors are qualified and able to authoritatively synthesize and fairly adjudicate the reviewers' opinions.
