The phrase "abatement requirements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to regulations, environmental policies, or legal obligations that require the reduction or elimination of a particular issue, such as pollution or noise.
Example: "The company must comply with the abatement requirements set forth by the environmental agency to minimize its impact on the surrounding ecosystem."
Alternatives: "reduction obligations" or "mitigation standards".
The challenges in the development of new automotive catalysts, which can meet future highly demanding pollution abatement requirements, are also discussed.
The compact Macrofalt pleated panel filter from McLeod Russel is designed to meet end user dust abatement requirements in the smallest possible space.
Because of the variation in abatement requirements, regional differences in costs, condition of housing stock, and variation in the costs of adequate supervision and regulation of such work, the costs of lead hazard control can best be identified by a range rather than a precise estimate.
Because of the noise-abatement requirements around Kennedy, the afterburners must be turned off almost as soon as the plane is in the air, and they remain off until well out over the Atlantic.
Topics included were, e.g. tools for monitoring and identifying drivers of chemical risks including mixtures, feasibility of applying models to estimate transport and ecosystem exposure to chemicals, technical and non-technical abatement options and requirements of a decision support system for access to knowledge on these topics.
This work has investigated TP loading requirements and abatement costs for restoring the trophic state (Secchi depth and cyanobacterial conce ntration) of the Baltic Sea to pre-1960s levels.
They said the slide published by Guardian Australia containing this allegation was "aimed at educating the audience on the contractual performance requirements, the abatements scheme".
For such reasons, WtE plants have faced requirements for expensive abatement measures.
Some of these measures, such as establishment of incentives for lead hazard abatement, reduction of mercury emissions, requirements for schools to phase in green cleaning products, and limits on school bus idling are models that other states and the federal government may wish to consider in the interest of preventing childhood disease.
Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) is a key indicator of pollutants in waste water from the agricultural, industrial and household sectors and its abatement has become a key requirement in China.
Advocates for the city's new paint abatement law, which would toughen cleanup requirements and make it easier for parents of lead-poisoned children to sue landlords, say that is a crucial point.
