The phrase "a necessary criterion for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing essential standards or requirements that must be met for a particular purpose or outcome.
Example: "Meeting the minimum age requirement is a necessary criterion for applying to the program."
Alternatives: "an essential requirement for" or "a vital standard for".
Robust clinical epidemiology – the basic tools for collecting and interpreting the clinically meaningful data – should never stop being a necessary criterion for publishing applied medical science.
Therefore, instruction emulation is a necessary criterion for a comprehensive MCC framework.
However, it may be challenging to put pericardial thickening as a necessary criterion for the diagnosis of constrictive pericarditis, because up to 20% of patients with surgically confirmed constrictive pericarditis showed a pericardium of normal thickness on imaging studies [5].
Insight regarding one's illness and need for treatment was typically considered a necessary criterion for decision-making capacity.
25 31 32 This was the case because research consent was not a necessary criterion for an individual to be considered a registrant.
Six panelists expressed reservations about applying the criterion for inclusion of a- priori hypothesis testing as a necessary criterion for inclusion in a review.
The later would explain why our patient population was sicker than the Opal et al. Third, the placebo (control) group in the parent paper by Fisher et al [36] consisted of 302 patients, from which (according to Table 4 in their paper) only 187 patients (62%) had dysfunction of one or more organs, a necessary criteria for being diagnosed as having severe sepsis.
A possible reason for high anxiety scores in the absence of an anxiety disorder diagnosis might be that the patient did not fulfil all necessary criteria for a diagnosis (regarding e.g., duration, distress or disability).
The latter heat flux provides an important and necessary criterion for thermal convection in the core.
An ideal language was thus seen as the necessary criterion for determining the meaning, or meaninglessness, of statements about the world.
The Maxwell necessary criterion for rigidity was used to explain mechanical behavior of the scaffolds.
