The phrase "a specific requirement for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when detailing a particular condition or criterion that must be met in a given context.
Example: "The project has a specific requirement for all team members to submit their reports by Friday."
Alternatives: "a particular need for" or "a defined criterion for".
It is the first of a five-course series required for biology majors and serves as a specific requirement for several undergraduate science degrees on campus.
Consistent with a specific requirement for cohesin in sister-chromatid HR, cohesin is not required for certain forms of HR in S. cerevisiae, including intrachromosomal gene conversion [ 35].
Ultimately, we uncovered a specific requirement for EMC among the various functions attributed to Mmi1 including RNA-mediated heterochromatin assembly, nuclear retention of transcripts, and gametogenic gene silencing.
This conclusion is supported by studies showing a specific requirement for Brca2 and other homologous recombination repair genes during neural progenitor proliferation in the central nervous system33,46.
These data suggest that an active ATR signaling complex exists in the absence of the carboxy terminus of Rad9 and that this carboxy-terminal domain may be a specific requirement for Chk1 phosphorylation and not necessary for all ATR-mediated signaling events.
Also since Managed Copy isn't a specific requirement for Blu-ray, it will be up to manufacturers to include it within their players.
Hello folks, Micella again, teetering on the brink of a Ph.D. We're back for Chapter 36 to talk about a specific requirement for my own Ph.D., the thesis proposal.
These data argue against a specific requirement for either LRP6 or LRP5 in anthrax toxin entry.
Calcium could not be substituted by magnesium, suggesting a specific requirement for this ion.
Mitochondria have a specific requirement for Zn and have been shown to accumulate Zn in neurons and prostate.
Therefore, these data suggest a specific requirement for mast cells in the development of bladder-associated pelvic pain.
