The phrase "a requisite that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying a necessary condition or requirement for something to occur or be valid.
Example: "It is a requisite that all applicants submit their resumes by the deadline."
Alternatives: "a requirement that" or "an essential that".
Whether it is a further requisite that the motion introduce 'new matter' in the fashion of a plea by way of confession and avoidance need not here be decided.
To collect the data from the questionnaire PES-NWI, it was an essential requisite that the nurse had a postoccupancy, with the same quota of patients, for more than 6 months.
Finally, identification of the infecting organism is an essential step for a successful single stage arthroplasty; a pre-requisite that could only be achieved in some but not all cases.
Driving accountability is no longer a requisite role that needs to be tended to on a daily basis because the team itself is holding one another accountable.
When aiming to recruit and deliver interventions in monolingual Spanish-speakers it is an essential pre requisite that all interventions are conducted in Spanish.
What will they conclude after watching Republican women officeholders vouch for and endorse Paul Ryan, a man opposed in every way one can think of to women's ability to control their reproductive destiny, a requisite to that very participation in public leadership?
Large scale identification of alternative splicing is an essential pre-requisite that will facilitate important downstream functional characterization on how genes are regulated in a tissue-specific manner and the roles of alternate isoforms during developmental states.
"If you look at all the people you engage in a sustainable way, it's a pre-requisite that they have some relationship with you.
The model should be requisite - that is, sufficient in form to address the decision problem - but not overly complex.
