The phrase "a requirement for development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing necessary conditions or criteria that must be met for progress or growth in a particular context, such as business, education, or personal growth.
Example: "Access to quality education is a requirement for development in any society."
Alternatives: "a necessity for growth" or "an essential condition for progress."
This also explains why moisture in the mid-levels of the troposphere, roughly at the 500 hPa level, is normally a requirement for development.
The presence of autoantibodies is a requirement for development of lupus nephritis [ 6].
At UNICEF, we believe that realizing the rights of ALL children is both an investment in the future and a requirement for development.
During the panel, Deputy Director of UNICEF Programmes Division Susana Sottoli remarked, "At UNICEF, we believe that realizing the rights of children with disabilities is both an investment in the future and a requirement for development.
In Australia, this was formalized in the Australian Governments White Paper on Tourism (Commonwealth of Australia 2003), in which there is a requirement for development of partnerships between the tourism industry and protected-area management.
Furthermore, some viruses (e.g. those with icosahedral capsids such as CMV) may have even more severe size constraints if RNA encapsidation is a requirement for development of the systemic infection.
Biocompatibility is a requirement for the development of nanofibers for ophthalmic applications.
McNerny, D. Q., Leroueil, P. R. & Baker, J. R. Understanding specific and nonspecific toxicities: a requirement for the development of dendrimer-based pharmaceuticals.
This means that in addition to needing drivers and warehouse operatives, there's also a requirement for business development and customer-facing personnel with expertise in the industries in which customers operate.
Thus, hepatic mitochondrial dysfunction is not a requirement for the development of LA in this SS model.
The combination of these two relationships as a requirement for FEM development means they are not mutually exclusive and the effect of one without the other is therefore difficult to assess.
