The phrase "a corresponding requirement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a requirement that is related or equivalent to another requirement in a specific context.
Example: "In order to proceed with the application, you must fulfill a corresponding requirement outlined in the guidelines."
Alternatives: "an equivalent requirement" or "a related requirement".
The Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME) requires a basic science pharmacology curriculum, but there is no corresponding requirement for clinical pharmacology instruction.
Under NAFTA, the corresponding requirement had been only 62.5percentt.
There is no corresponding requirement for US extradition requests, which must be accompanied by information that would justify the issue of an arrest warrant (the "reasonable suspicion test").
Since there's no corresponding requirement that it be legible, the consensus is that capitalising the necessary parts fits the bill.
It first introduces combustion and emissions development and the corresponding requirement for air system design, followed by discussions on engine calibration optimization at both steady-state and transients.
In cases where equivalent graduate course work in theory or research design and methods can be demonstrated the corresponding requirement in Anthropology may be waived upon recommendation of the student's advisory committee.
In order to transform user requests into structured software requirements, it is better to know the class of requirements that each request belongs to so that each request can be rewritten according to corresponding requirement templates.
Literature references in the rightmost column of Table 1 indicate sources of the information contained in the corresponding requirement.
In these cases, there is no possibility of partially fulfill the corresponding requirement, since there are no possible actions for correcting it.
"Fundamentally I do not believe that enabling illegal drug use in government-sponsored injection centers — with no corresponding requirement that the user undergo treatment ― will reduce drug addiction," Brown said when announcing the veto. .
"Fundamentally I do not believe that enabling illegal drug use in government-sponsored injection centers — with no corresponding requirement that the user undergo treatment ― will reduce drug addiction," Brown said when announcing the veto.
