The phrase "a given requirement in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying a particular requirement within a certain context or framework.
Example: "The project must adhere to a given requirement in the contract to ensure compliance with industry standards."
Alternatives: "a specified requirement in" or "a particular requirement in".
If coursework is not completed by this date, the incomplete grade will automatically be changed to an R (for "audit") and the student will be required to take a new course to fulfill the given requirement in the syllabus.
From the result of analyzing the correlation between actual and possible satisfied constraints, our finding shows that most of the students were successful in understanding the given requirements in an assignment, translating them into the necessary constraints, and choosing the sentence cards that satisfies the constraints.
They are fixed and already conformed to meet the given requirements in the target technology.
In this project, a water hydraulic manipulator designed and build by Department of Intelligent Hydraulics and Automation in Tampere University of Technology, Finland (TUT/IHA) is further optimized as a case study for a given manipulator requirement specification in order to illustrate and verify developed comprehensive design guidelines and performance metrics.
With these methods, the uncertainties in the design variables involved in a given strength requirement can be rationally quantified through probabilistic models.
As its dual problem, effective capacity defines the maximum rate the channel can support while guaranteeing a given delay QoS requirement in terms of QoS exponent θ>0.
In her small but rich book on the essentials of CRN, Doyle conceptually described CRN thus: "the CRN must be a self-organising system - it understands the context it finds itself in and can configure itself in response to a given set of requirements in an autonomous fashion.
Documentation of a specific dose requirement for a given increase in fibrinogen level would be misleading, because the dose would depend on the starting plasma fibrinogen level and other clinical considerations.
Thus shen refers to performance of a service (to an implied superior) or simply submission to the requirements of a given role in life for which chen and zi, vassal and child (hidden components of the graph), are the archetypes of obedient conduct.
Schropp, A. & Schroer, C. G. Dose requirements for resolving a given feature in an object by coherent X-ray diffraction imaging.
