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The phrase "qualified to represent" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you are referring to someone being able to stand in for someone else or act as a representative for them. For example, "The team chose Jack to be their representative because he is the most qualified to represent them in the negotiations."
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One team in each event was qualified to represent Canada.
He is clearly not qualified to represent New Yorkers.
"I feel that Marcy Kaptur is more qualified to represent this new district.
Q: What makes you most qualified to represent the 10th District?
This year's representative Sanna Nielsen had to try seven times before the public deemed her suitably qualified to represent them.
"But, for now, Mr. Inaba has been invited and is very well qualified to represent the company," she said.
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She's using Berlin to qualify to represent Britain in the London Olympics next year.
The winners when play ends Monday will qualify to represent the United States in the 2003 world championships for the Bermuda Bowl.
After playing at Durham University and semi-professionally for Birmingham & Solihull, he moved to New York to work for Barclays and ended up qualifying to represent the USA.
He pleaded not guilty to separate state election fraud charges that accuse him of lying about living in San Francisco to qualify to represent the city's western neighborhoods.
She qualified for her first trials in 2000, at age 12. Four years later, Vollmer was one of the meet's surprise Olympians, qualifying to represent the United States at the Athens Games in the 200 freestyle.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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CEO of Professional Science Editing for Scientists @ prosciediting.com