The phrase "a stated prerequisite" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a requirement that has been explicitly mentioned or defined.
Example: "Before enrolling in the advanced course, students must meet a stated prerequisite of completing the introductory class."
Alternatives: "an outlined requirement" or "a specified condition".
It is also necessary for you to meet all stated prerequisites in the course catalog.
Head-to-heads between 2,000 Guineas winners and Derby winners do not come around very often and the stated prerequisite for this rare treat was good, fast ground.
Students who do not have the stated prerequisites should obtain the permission of the instructor.
They are intended primarily for students majoring in music, but they may be elected by others who meet the stated prerequisites.
The late scholar of South Asia Bernard Cohn did extensive work on the first Census conducted by the British in India, pointing out that their Census had a mercantile, extractive goal--after all, counting the subjects of a state is a prerequisite for taxing them.
Although it is often concluded that there will never be a perfect time for having children, many state prerequisites for parenthood, such as being of reasonable age, having a partner ready for a child, good living conditions and stable finances (Tydén et al., 2006; Eriksson et al., 2012).
As a result, some senior Israeli officials are beginning to question the wisdom of the policy of their prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, who has made recognition of the legitimacy of the Jewish nation-state a prerequisite for any final agreement with the Palestinians.
That's long enough for an atom to lose all of its internal energy and settle into its least-energetic "ground state," a prerequisite for probing its inner workings.
The studies we report here were undertaken to determine the specificity of neutrophil transcriptomes to specific human illnesses or disease states, a prerequisite for biomarker development, by examining specific phenotypes that show subtle differences from one another.
Because our modern political system organizes human beings into nation-states with demarcated boundaries, citizenship of a state is often a prerequisite for claiming ostensibly universal human rights.
