The phrase "a possible requirement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that may be necessary or needed, but is not certain.
Example: "Before we proceed with the project, we need to identify a possible requirement for additional resources."
Alternatives: "a potential requirement" or "a likely requirement".
The Chamber, naturally, has been in an uproar over a possible requirement that donors reveal the nature of their contributions.
For tospoviruses, independent interactions between Gn and Gc with N were discovered, indicating a possible requirement for both glycoproteins during recruitment [17].
To examine a possible requirement for Mtmr8 in integrity of the actin cytoskeleton, we used phalloidin-TRITC to stain filamentous actin in embryos at 24 hpf.
Iron and sulphur supplements (ferric ammonium citrate, ferric citrate and ferrous sulphate all at 0.1 mg/mL and L cysteine at 1 mM) were also added to the expression media as a possible requirement for the FbiC enzyme.
Endothelial cell proliferation, migration and tube formation are essential processes during tumor angiogenesis and Rac1 activity is believed to be important for these cellular processes in vitro implying a possible requirement for this molecule in angiogenesis in vivo.
Interestingly, an underdeveloped pulmonary vascular network was also observed in mice deficient in ADAM17 activity [7] suggesting a possible requirement for a fully functional ADAM17 for normal angiogenesis in embryos.
We believe that this genotyping system offers a versatile tool that can accommodate all possible requirements for characterizing Musa diversity, and is economical for samples ranging from one to many accessions.
As part of the future plans, a batch of tetraploid accessions will be included in the analysis to make it more versatile and satisfying all possible requirements for molecular characterization of the diverse Musa gene pool.
PFOA and APFO fulfill the PBT-criteria under REACH, which is one possible requirement for a substance to be identified as a SVHC according to REACH, Art.
Radiation dose reduction is of highest importance in children because of greater radiosensitivity, a longer life expectancy and the possible requirement of several follow-up studies during their lifetime.
"We started with a Big Bang approach and put every possible requirement into the program, which made it very large and very complex," says Elizabeth McGrath, the department's deputy chief management officer.
