"without further qualifications" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to express that something is true without any limitations or reservations. For example, "This course is recommended for all students without further qualifications."
To resolve the problem of definition, scholars of comparative mysticism have opted for inclusive approaches that discuss religious uses of alternate states of consciousness without further qualifications.
But, without further qualifications, this pantheist line of reasoning is faulty, Mendelssohn submits, for at least three reasons.
But change is neither identical to this potentiality, nor to the lack of a property, nor, without further qualifications, to the actuality which is acquired when the potentiality is actualised (Physics 3.2, 201b33 35).
"A purportedly scholarly book or article that asserted its claims without further qualification," he wrote, "would attract derision as one-sided if not misleading".
Without further qualification, then, simple resemblance is neither sufficient nor necessary for representation.
However, since both cowhood and skyness are simple properties, they are grasped as such in perception without further qualification.
If a proposition is analytic (or synthetic) with respect to at least one sequence i, Bolzano calls it 'analytic' (or 'synthetic', respectively), without further qualification (WL II, 83 89, 331 338).
Without further qualification, then, it is clear that being the cause of a representation is neither sufficient nor necessary for being what the representation is about, as a simple causal theory maintains.
That conceptual possibility is too weak for the anti-physicalist's purposes (at least without further qualification and argument) is shown by the fact that it is conceptually possible that I am not Michael Tye (that I am an impostor or someone misinformed about his past) even though, given the actual facts, it is metaphysically impossible.
Thus, milk flavored with non-nutritive sweeteners should be labeled as "milk" without further qualification so that consumers can more easily identify its overall nutritional value.
The Domestic of the Schools nevertheless rose to such prominence that the sources frequently speak of the office as "the Domestic" without further qualification, and the power and influence of the post saw it frequently occupied by persons closely related to the emperor.
