The phrase "a requisite to develop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is necessary or required for development in a particular context.
Example: "Understanding the basics of programming is a requisite to develop effective software solutions."
Alternatives: "a requirement for development" or "an essential for growth".
Communication skills in interaction are firmly established as requisite to developing the patient-nurse relationship with therapeutic qualities [ 3, 5, 6].
However, the technical requisites to develop MDO using Process Integration and Design Optimization (PIDO) platforms are not clearly specified in the design optimization literature.
Support from all stakeholders is a pre-requisite to developing and using multiple recruitment strategies.
The assessment of groundwater quality is an obligatory pre-requisite to developing countries like India with rural-based economy.
Meta programmes provide an easily understood language that can facilitate an understanding on the part of accounting students and faculty, of metacognitive processes, an important pre-requisite to developing the skill of learning to learn.
The potential role of private-public partnerships including non-governmental organizations in designing and implementing hearing screening programs was highlighted while recognizing the necessity to develop requisite support services for infants detected with hearing impairment.
A sound understanding of the occurrence, distribution and prevalence of infectious agents, and the nature of noninfectious and environmental factors that may impact adversely on the production and management of pearl oysters is a pre-requisite on which to develop sound industry practice.
For a pine to develop into a long-standing kelo tree there seems to be several pre-requisites.
It is interesting that a well-known requisite skill that scientists need to develop for survival is a thick skin.
