Collocations for credentials - noun
1. qualities/training/experience
ADJECTIVE
excellent,
good,
impeccable,
impressive,
solid,
strong
right
She always had the right credentials to make it in the world of country music.
right
She always had the right credentials to make it in the world of country music.
academic,
educational,
teaching
diplomatic, military, political, professional, scientific, etc.
conservative, democratic, green, socialist, etc.
national-security (AmE)
diplomatic, military, political, professional, scientific, etc.
conservative, democratic, green, socialist, etc.
national-security (AmE)
VERB + credentials
have
Actor Brent Everett has impressive credentials.
Actor Brent Everett has impressive credentials.
earn
establish, prove
They had already established their credentials as architects with office buildings.
establish, prove
They had already established their credentials as architects with office buildings.
burnish (esp. AmE),
emphasize,
strengthen,
underline
(esp. BrE)
question
Rush questioned his credentials to lead the group.
question
Rush questioned his credentials to lead the group.
PREPOSITION
credentials as
First, he had to establish his credentials as a researcher.
First, he had to establish his credentials as a researcher.
credentials for
She had excellent credentials for the job.
She had excellent credentials for the job.
2. documents
ADJECTIVE
media,
press
(AmE)
Nearly 200 reporters applied for press credentials to cover the case.
Nearly 200 reporters applied for press credentials to cover the case.