The phrase "a mandatory element" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a component or aspect that is required or essential in a particular context, such as rules, regulations, or guidelines.
Example: "In order to complete the application, submitting a valid ID is a mandatory element."
Alternatives: "a required component" or "an essential part".
It says black history "helps to enrich the development of the spiritual, moral, social and cultural needs of all ethnic groups", adding that the subject should be a mandatory element of the primary curriculum.
And some moves are under way to help increase our financial skills and knowledge – in particular, financial literacy was made a mandatory element of the national curriculum for the first time in this school year.
THAT it is a mandatory element in the International Standard for Testing and Investigations for DCOs to complete doping control forms with full and complete disclosure and they and others are to report promptly to Wada in relation to any hindrance encountered in sample collection, or, transporting or shipping samples from Russia.
A mandatory element seems to be terrible weather, which does not deter the Dutch one iota.
This microenvironment is indeed a mandatory element for the regulation of cell motility [ 6].
First, conflict of interest declarations regarding evidence cited could be made a mandatory element of public consultations.
More significant change, such as adding a new mandatory element or deleting an element from the service interface, may require deeper refactoring of the service and its consumers.
For example, the presence of a desmoplastic melanoma (DM) component was not included as a mandatory reporting element in any of the protocols.
For example, while all protocols were in agreement that the presence or absence of surgical margin involvement was a mandatory reporting element, the RCPA protocol did not mandate reporting measurement of the distance of the melanoma from the margins.
Its structure consists of a set of mandatory elements and a set of variation points.
Retail giant Poundland has withdrawn from the scheme after reportedly voicing similar concerns about its mandatory element.
