The phrase "a core requirement of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate an essential condition or necessity related to a particular subject or context.
Example: "Meeting the deadline is a core requirement of this project to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "an essential requirement of" or "a fundamental necessity of".
Informed consent is a core requirement of contemporary medical research ethics (General Medical Council 2008).
If a goal of science education is scientific literacy, then being able to differentiate between the use of terminology in a scientific context and an everyday context should be a core requirement of science education, as recommended above.
Confidentiality of patient-derived genomics data is a core requirement of CGHub.
Program evaluation is a core requirement of residency training programs [ 1].
Although program evaluation is a core requirement of Internal Medicine residencies, little is reported in the literature regarding resident satisfaction with training.
To address these challenges and to enable students to benefit from a core requirement of this type, class experiences need to encourage undergraduates to be creative, critical thinkers, capable of applying their knowledge and skills to broader situations and experiences.
Social work aims to preserve and enhance social relationships, because we understand intrinsically that the interdependence of people is a core requirement for achieving quality of life.
Although not considered a core requirement for the diagnosis of ASD, many children exhibit other traits such as learning difficulties, specific language impairment (SLI), ADHD, ODD/CD, anxiety problems and SEN.
In our opinion, the fast and reliable image reconstruction is a core requirement for the acceptance of new imaging modalities like fluorescence tomography in pre-clinical and also engineering applications.
The miniaturization of machine components is perceived by many as a core requirement for the future technological development of a broad spectrum of products.
Identification of the transcriptional networks disrupted by prenatal ethanol exposure remains a core requirement to better understanding the molecular mechanisms of alcohol-induced teratogenesis.
