The phrase "actually a requirement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to clarify or emphasize that something is indeed necessary or mandatory in a given context.
Example: "Before you can proceed with the project, you need to submit the necessary documents, as they are actually a requirement for approval."
Alternatives: "truly a necessity" or "genuinely a prerequisite".
Research efforts into the DFAM field have been mostly dedicated to part's design, which is actually a requirement for a better industrial adoption.
But in the case of this study, it's actually a requirement of science that the senior author looks at every single set of data.
This is why EU citizens who have lived here for decades, and are now applying for UK citizenship but neglect to include their passports (not actually a requirement, but a handy excuse familiar to anyone who has dealt with the Home Office), are not only having their applications rejected, they're being told to prepare to leave the UK, despite already being entitled to permanent residency.
This is actually a requirement, in some states.
It is worth mentioning that the major web serving platforms allow configuring HTTP Filters, as it is actually a requirement for any Java EE compliant platform.
He also flagged Uber's recent launch of a new driver app with real-time earnings tracking and access to data insights intended to help drivers boost their earnings; and a 24/7 telephone support line for drivers and passengers (which was actually a requirement of London's transport regulator).
And our participants all receive a certificate of completion after they've done our series, which actually is a requirement, certainly if they want to work with us.
It should actually be a requirement to periodically gather baselines, like every other polluting business.
However, the need for midazolam to spare implicit memories of all types is actually not a requirement of our theory at all.
Dr Karunanithi, said: "While there is a lot of focus on the environmental health, it isn't actually a statutory requirement through our planning and regulatory regime to consider health and wellbeing holistically.
That there is actually a legal requirement that so many beds be filled.
