The phrase "a requirement for performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing necessary conditions or criteria that must be met to achieve a certain level of performance in a task or activity.
Example: "Meeting the deadlines is a requirement for performance in this project, as it ensures that we stay on track."
Alternatives: "a prerequisite for performance" or "a condition for performance".
In quantum information processing, rapid control is a basic requirement for performance improvement because a realistic quantum system cannot be perfectly separated from its environment, which will cause relaxation or decoherence effect.
There is a requirement for improved user performance with warnings and alarms within the Platform Management Systems (PMSs) on current ships.
As we focus on achieving a homogeneous user performance over the whole cell area, being a requirement for LTE-Advanced, the performance of MUEs is prioritized.
While there has been controversy over whether using a single-layer MoS2 channel is a requirement for getting higher device performance, some papers proved that a multilayer MoS2 channel was also able to attain comparable device performance, such as a high electron mobility over 100 cm2/Vs and a high on/off current ratio of over 106 [23,36].
The total time requirement for performance of sputum smears includes time for instructing a patient to produce good quality sputum, time to receive and label the sample, time to prepare and stain the smear and the time to read the slide and to record the result.
The evolution of hardware architectures driven by the increasing requirement for performance and energy efficiency has led to complex HPC systems.
Electronic systems have increasingly been adopted for clinical care, and there is increasing requirement for performance indicators and accountability.
Hence, if users do not receive acknowledgements sent by others, there is no degradation in performance, only a requirement for slightly longer buffers.
We suggest that this elevated swimming performance is a requirement for maintenance of glycerol content in the blood, muscle and other tissues.
