The phrase "a prerequisite for setting up" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing requirements or conditions that must be met before initiating a process or project.
Example: "Having a valid license is a prerequisite for setting up the new software system."
Alternatives: "a requirement for establishing" or "a condition for initiating".
You don't have to be sporty to do it, though obviously an understanding of sport will help, says Steffan Berrow, who's studying for an MSc in sport and exercise psychology at Bangor University, one of a handful of institutions which runs a master's degree accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS) – a prerequisite for setting up as a bona fide practitioner.
A minister in the rebel government said Gadhafi's capture is not a prerequisite for setting up a new administration in the capital.
This means transformation experiments can be planned at any time, which is a prerequisite for setting up a more efficient and faster transformation pipeline.
Both men are optimists -- an appealing quality in politicians, since a prerequisite for setting out to make things better is a faith that they can become better.
Not only is this knowledge important for the families themselves but also it is a prerequisite to set up a reliable and sensitive diagnostic test for CF in this population.
Sufficient knowledge is a prerequisite for adequately setting treatment goals in terms of SDM.
Perception of a risk for patient or organisation is a prerequisite for speaking up.
A deep understanding about design practices is, though, a prerequisite for coming up with systematic improvements.
Carefully controlling the distance between the sensor and the surface is a prerequisite for effectively applying the set-up sketched in Figure 2. Figure 2 Sketch showing basics of a set-up relevant for performing non-destructive surface analysis using Optically Stimulated Electron Emission (OSEE).
Set up a hierarchy for your team.
Set up an adventure for yourself.
