The phrase "a necessary norm" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a standard or guideline that is essential or required in a particular context.
Example: "In our organization, adhering to a necessary norm ensures that all employees are treated fairly and equitably."
Alternatives: "an essential standard" or "a required guideline".
"So I suspect this is a necessary step towards changing social norms".
Performing conceptual as well as empirical RRI is a necessary preliminary undertaking to understand the norms, values, and practices of authorship specific to GHR.
As has been noted in the literature, focusing exclusively on boys/men prevents a 'gender synchronised' approach (engaging boys, girls, men and women simultaneously and together), which is a necessary strategy for transforming inequitable gender norms (Greene and Levack 2010, 5).
Collaborative institutions such as these create the opportunity for frequent and sustained interaction among landowners having diverse motivations and values, a necessary foundation for building shared cognition, norms of reciprocity, and in cases where public agencies are involved, legitimacy (Bodin and others 2006).
In [6], Muckenhoupt derives a necessary and sufficient condition on two-weighted norm inequalities for the Poisson integral operator.
The trope of the troubled artist has been so accepted throughout history that it seems to have become accepted as a norm or even as a necessary evil to create impactful art.
The trope of the troubled artist has been so accepted throughout history, it seems to have become accepted as a norm, or even as a necessary evil to create impactful art.
Also, for an arbitrary t-norm T, we give a necessary and sufficient condition for T D to be T-distributive and for T to be T ∧ -distributive.
Addressing the specific cultural norms and lifestyle challenges is a necessary step in making improvements and multiple sectors have a stake in bridging these gaps.
