"received the qualification" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a situation in which someone was awarded a qualification or certification, such as a diploma or degree. For example: "After years of hard work, he finally received the qualification he had been striving for."
For example, courts frequently require plaintiffs to show that a similar employee was treated differently — say, a woman claiming that she was denied promotion because of gender discrimination would need to show that a similarly productive man with the same duties and qualifications received the promotion.
Though experts recommended higher educational qualifications, parents who received the intervention during the case series had no difficulty with the education level of the worker delivering PASS.
For example, do ECD staff and volunteers have the required qualifications and have they received the required training?
After returning to Heidelberg in 1917, he left Grabenko and, despite Weber's support, failed to receive the Habilitation (teaching qualification) at the University of Heidelberg.
She also welcomed a recommendation that pupils receive the same Welsh Baccalaureate qualification at each level, regardless of whether they do academic or vocational subjects.
The expert has the right to participate only in commissions that he is included in by the head of his expert institution, and can receive the certificate of qualification as an expert only after having worked in a state expert institution for three years.
Among those residents who were still there in 1994, Glover said "everyone who could meet the qualifications" received some form of housing assistance.
This has implications on the qualifications one will receive, the decisions one will make about the subjects one will study and ultimately the jobs one will consider oneself capable of.
Sending in an exemplary drawing, story idea or performing an act of extreme bravery are all qualifications for receiving the white enamel button with a blue stamp, and a handful of auspicious Forbes Celebrity 100 members including Madonna and David Beckham along with Queen Elizabeth II are honorary holders.
Unlike the actual candidates who sat the examinations in 2009 and 2013 and for whom the test was presumably a high stakes gateway to future employment, the subjects used in this study received no qualification, even if they achieved a high score.
Conceptually and empirically, field-of-study mismatch is distinct from qualifications mismatch in that a worker may be matched to the job in terms of the quantity of schooling received (qualification match) but not by the type of schooling received (Sloane 2003; Robst 2008; Quintini 2011a).
