The phrase "a key requisite for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an essential requirement or condition necessary for something to occur or be achieved.
Example: "Effective communication is a key requisite for successful teamwork."
Alternatives: "an essential requirement for" or "a crucial necessity for".
Coupling IR spectroscopy and chemometrics in this manner will allow a wide range of heterogeneously catalyzed reactions to be analyzed in very short times, a key requisite for high throughput catalyst testing.
More importantly, we also demonstrated that the therapeutic cells were effective in significantly inhibiting PC tumor growth after intravenous administration that is a key requisite for any clinical application of gene-directed enzyme prodrug therapies.
For example, comprehensive vital statistics on a country's population are crucial in the formulation of successful policies across multiple sectors – a key requisite for sustainable development, efficient resource allocation, and accurate monitoring and evaluation.
For example, human interventions in conserving, harvesting, and regulating biological resources are linked to diversity, productivity, and resilience of ecological and social systems, and knowledge of these linkages is a key requisite for managing ecosystems and understanding how regulations affect human use patterns and ecological systems (CAMEO Science Steering Committee 2012).
Plant MADS domain proteins are involved in a variety of developmental processes for which their ability to form various interactions is a key requisite.
Low costs and cultural acceptability will be key requisites for developing a national drowning prevention program where swimming is an integral part.
The geo-temporal encoding of outbreak reports at a more detailed granularity is one of the key requisites for greater utilization of report-based health surveillance systems, but can now only be achieved with accuracy by hand encoding of reports which is time consuming and expensive.
Clear research plans and prior knowledge are key requisites for the progress of translational systems biomedicine.
Networking i.e. initiating and maintaining contact with other organisation with shared goals it also a key factor requisite for a successful advocacy initiative [ 26, 27].
Specifically, the identification of CMS-associated genetic polymorphisms is a key pre-requisite for rational development of new and improved CMS systems for the production of superior F1 hybrids.
