The phrase "a large requirement for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need or demand for something significant in a particular context, such as resources, skills, or materials.
Example: "There is a large requirement for skilled workers in the technology sector to meet the growing demand for innovation."
Alternatives: "a significant need for" or "a high demand for".
This means that choice of engine emission abatement technologies is very important for this shipping sector with a large requirement for low emissions already now and a probable large increase in the future with more ECAs implemented worldwide.
A tight connection between zinc and phosphorous uptake in plants has been observed, and a large requirement for phosphorous was demonstrated both during nodule development and establishment of nitrogen fixation under low nitrogen conditions [64].
This co-absorption mechanism might explain why growing children with a large requirement for zinc had U-Cd values similar to those of adults; this explanation is supported by the fact that Cd and zinc were strongly correlated in the urine of these children (Bernard and Chaumont 2013).
The glycylation of tubulin subunits along the inordinately long Drosophila sperm axonemes [64]suggests a particularly large requirement for glycine.
With over 1,600 members nationally [ 12], this requirement generates a large demand for human research ethics training.
These large requirements for input DNA put a significant strain on studies with limited amounts of source biological material.
As part of a larger requirements gathering exercise for the in-depth analysis of the content needed in an ideal Medication Profile from both direct to patient healthcare and clinical research, requirements from two of the processes in clinical research domain were studied.
Changes in the expression of these genes are probably necessary to meet large requirements for NADPH to supply anabolic processes.
This finding may have been due to the very high pain burden early postoperatively, and the larger requirement for morphine; the differences in reduction of pain intensity between etoricoxib and placebo increased as the use of opioids decreased.
A disadvantage is a requirement for large volumes of purified solvent (low-pressure or gravity systems) or expensive columns (HPLC).
This is likely due to the large oxygen requirement for sterol biosynthesis.
