The phrase "a technique that requires" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a method or approach that necessitates certain conditions or skills to be effective.
Example: "This is a technique that requires patience and precision to achieve the desired results."
Alternatives: "a method that demands" or "an approach that needs".
The technology is based on public-key cryptography, a technique that requires two related keys for messages to be opened.
In the 16th and 17th centuries, thousands of women were engaged in bobbin-lace making, a technique that requires plaiting, twisting and interweaving the threads.
We present a technique that requires only one procedure and is limited to the colobomatous eyelid; in addition, it is specifically designed to help avoid postoperative astigmatic and obstructive amblyopia.
Though he described himself as reserved, he was not often shy about repeating his nickname, which refers to cutting and sewing pattern pieces on the bias of the fabric, diagonally across the weave, a technique that requires superior skills from the designer.
Until now, geophysicists have tried to locate hot spots by a technique that requires knowing the ages of seamounts, and that information can be hard to come by.
Traditionally, the LGS HGS volume ratio is measured using a retort, a technique that requires good operator skills, takes at least 45 min, and has an error margin of 15%%.
So in the last trimester of my first pregnancy, I came up with a technique that required no requests on my part: I would hang on to the bar above, standing right in front of someone, my very large belly a mere 12 inches or so from his or her face.
Flux balance analysis is a modeling technique that requires a developed stoichiometric metabolic network and a list of constraint parameters of biochemical reactions [ 11, 12].
The result is a synthesis technique that requires shaping both of a controller and a pre-filter to satisfy QFT bounds.
The studio is an industry leader in clay model animation, a laborious technique that requires small figures made of clay to be incrementally moved and photographed frame by frame on miniature sets.
To protect the preloaded keys from being disclosed by compromised nodes, we propose a novel technique that requires neighboring nodes to collaborate to derive the future group keys.
