The phrase "a prerequisite that" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate a condition or requirement that must be met before something else can occur.
Example: "Having a valid driver's license is a prerequisite that must be fulfilled before applying for the job."
Alternatives: "a requirement that" or "a condition that".
As such, the problem has a prerequisite that fraudulent users are known beforehand to determine social interaction features that lead to fraud.
Hence, reduction in level of NO−3 in water bodies and ground water is a prerequisite that can be met through sustainable management of natural and modified ecosystems.
And Miller said it is a prerequisite that Pietersen be prepared to meet the governing body's playing demands, but does not think a U-turn from the Surrey batsman would be a problem for other England players.
The hydrolysis of pectin, therefore, is a prerequisite that makes the other cell wall components more accessible to CWDEs.
In the spiny-gallery zone, so far, we have regarded the apparently great relative abundance of Microcebus murinus at Mangatsiaka as a prerequisite that possibly facilitated hybridization.
Developing and implementing inclusive legislation on UHC within SPFs is a prerequisite that is beneficial for progress in developing the health workforce.
There's one exception: the ankle length skirts the women in our group have to put on in most homestays; a cultural prerequisite that comes with travelling this particular part of the Abraham Path.
Prefractionation, a sample preparation prerequisite that complicates the MALDI analysis, often resulting in sample loss as well as artifactual qualitative and quantitative variances, is therefore not required for SELDI analyses.
ANC consists of many items, and there is a chain of events related to a basic prerequisite, that is, the early initiation of follow-up by the pregnant woman, which would enable monitoring of the proposed actions.
It has been a longstanding prerequisite that controls should be age matched to patients.
However, it is a major prerequisite that prenatal losses are negligible, that the genotype is expressed at the time of examination, and that progeny is available for examination.
