The phrase "a designation that required" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a title or role that necessitates certain qualifications or responsibilities.
Example: "She held a designation that required extensive training and expertise in the field."
Alternatives: "a title that demanded" or "a role that necessitated".
But while Louis' contract is a lease, exempting it from closing under the shutdown, Cliff House holds a concession with the Park Service, a designation that requires it to close.
They then applied for a building permit, asking the town of Southold to consider the heron to be a monument -- a designation that requires a building permit but is exempt from height restrictions.
WHETHER emergency medical workers are volunteers or paid professionals, every ambulance in the state is required to have a certified emergency medical technician on board, a designation that requires about 140 hours of training, Mr. Volk said.
GRETCHEN ILER is a certified tea sommelier, a designation that requires three years of study and testing.
And Katharina Sucita, who runs the Weight Loss Support Group, which has more than 55,000 members, said members' privacy concerns recently prompted her to make the group "closed" ― a designation that requires administrators to approve members and limits visibility to those inside the group.
At issue was whether adding caffeine to alcoholic beverages was "generally regarded as safe," an agency designation that requires accepted scientific evidence.
At issue for the F.D.A. is whether adding caffeine to alcoholic beverages is "generally regarded as safe," an agency designation that requires accepted scientific evidence.
"Washington state is combining its medical and recreational markets with a 'medical friendly' designation, that requires an in-house certified medical marijuana consultant to issue a 'recognition card.'" Karnes notes.
A lawyer in the state's Office of Financial Institutions said Louisiana was investigating whether PayPal was engaged in the "business of banking," a designation that would require it to obtain a bank charter.
