"which qualifies as" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something that meets a certain criteria. For example: The company offers an excellent benefits package, which qualifies as one of the best in the industry.
Cohen himself, now eighty, came of age in Jewish Montreal during the twenty years after the Second World War, and those of us who followed him, a half-generation later, can't hear the song without also thinking about that time and place, which qualifies as an era.
This sequel includes one more song, and it's more widely available, which qualifies as progress.
But "American Idol" from Fox, which qualifies as a family show, attracts 2.1 million children in the age group.
Dr. Clarke had "permanently lost the capacity to induce a physical and mental existence at a level which qualifies as human life," the court ruled.
HARTFORD — Notre Dame was within 10 points of Connecticut with less than four minutes to play Monday, which qualifies as a real barnburner for the Huskies.
In its appeal, Electronic Arts argues that Wilken mistakenly considered only Keller's image and not the entire game, which qualifies as a creative work.
Bryant held him to a single, Gallo said, which qualified as a success.
"Somebody gonna hate me," he announced, which qualified as the boldest prediction on media day in Houston.
Today the house has five full bathrooms, three of which qualify as spa-style, and a chic black marble powder room.
But the Wildcats scored 6 of the next 7 points to snatch a 62-53 lead, which qualified as comfortable in this tight game.
While the guarantee is meant to reassure investors, recent developments have dampened enthusiasm for resets, many of which qualify as junk bonds because of their credit risk.
