The phrase "a basic requirement that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying a fundamental condition or necessity that must be met in a particular context.
Example: "In order to apply for this position, there is a basic requirement that all candidates possess a relevant degree."
Alternatives: "an essential condition that" or "a fundamental necessity that".
A basic requirement that work be allocated to the professional who can handle it most efficiently would go much further than other, more detailed application requirements.
Furthermore, we stress that Galilean invariance is a basic requirement that is demanded for any physical difference scheme.
But Mrs Tappin asked MPs: "Shouldn't it be a basic requirement that a proper case be made out against Chris in a UK court before subjecting him to total disruption to his life, and freedom, that extradition entails?
Officials from political parties normally make it a basic requirement that they do rigorous checks on people who appear in their broadcasts.The timing is also unfortunate for Ukip, since it believed it had fended off claims that its £1.5m poster campaign was racist.
Lawyers have won back deposits for errors as simple as failing to give buyers a legal description of the property or to register the building with the Department of Housing and Urban Development, a basic requirement that many companies nonetheless overlooked.
Up to now, the consensus-based DPF methods mentioned have a basic requirement that consensus be achieved before the arrival of next measurement.
One important basic requirement that must be fulfilled to ensure reliability is that all users must accept the procedures of TIC-n assessment.
Understanding the genetic architecture of such traits is challenging (Mackay 2003), but should not be necessary to detail as long as the basic requirement that aspects of phenotype are genetically controlled in a way that can respond to selection and lead to evolutionary change is met.
A comparison on amino acid sequence level reflects overlap and reading frame if the basic requirement that the sequences are highly similar (almost identical) is fulfilled.
The afore-named quality standards all reflect the basic requirement that alternative paths to the future are constructed around these relationships.
This preemptive mechanism is the same as the traditional spectrum-sharing mechanism in sensing-based CRNs [2 5], which has the basic requirement that the PUs are not affected by the SUs' opportunistic spectrum utilization.
