The phrase "qualifying items" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It typically refers to a specific subset of items that meet a certain criteria or fulfill certain requirements. Example: "To be eligible for the discount, customers must purchase at least three qualifying items from the store's summer collection."
With Prime Pantry, customers can fill a box up to 45 pounds for a flat rate of $5.99, which is otherwise shipped for free for Prime members, as long as it has at least five qualifying items.
Announced earlier this year, the USDA-led program is working with Amazon, Walmart, Thrive Market, FreshDirect, and other grocers to test how SNAP benefits could be used to pay for qualifying items – largely fresh goods, like those from Amazon's Fresh grocery delivery service, as well as some packaged goods, like cereals, which are also available through Amazon Pantry.
Amazon has made it easier for non-Prime members to score free shipping as well; orders totaling $25 or more for qualifying items ship free, though non-Prime members have to wait five to eight days to receive their items.
For example, in the PARK tool, unlike in the BRAT-DO and POST, every activity installation item had three adjoining qualifying items added to them: check if the installation is accessible, in good condition, and restricted.
Best Buy has free two-day shipping on orders $35 and up on qualifying items.
A small number of the activity installation qualifying items (tennis restriction, basketball condition, track condition, and pool length) had < 75%% agreement, with the lowest percent agreement being 70.2 % for pool length.
To frame our discussion, we'll define a portfolio as a set of items with common characteristics that qualify these items as candidates for inclusion.
In order to qualify, the item must be one of the new, unopened items sold daily through eBay Deals, for starters.
While certain items qualified for possible differential item functioning both for gender and age group, no significant and considerable effects on items were found with standardized loadings λSTD <.13, all p <.05.
Tables 5 and 6 present the MPOC and MPOC-SP questionnaire items qualifying for areas for improvement.
Formally, the Arabic translation of the question used in the 1995 survey covered almost all items used in the 2005 questionnaire [ 19], and the most frequently in 2005 reported items would qualify as beating, but some items might be less obvious.
