The phrase "add a requirement" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to specify that something new needs to be included as a condition or stipulation in a document, project, or process.
Example: "Before finalizing the project plan, we need to add a requirement for regular progress updates."
Alternatives: "include a stipulation" or "impose a condition."
The Release would add a requirement to Form N-CEN to require open-end funds, closed-end funds and unit investment trusts ("UITs") to report whether they relied on Proposed Rule 12d1-4 or, instead, the statutory exception in Section 12(d)(1)(G) during the reporting period.
And Washington should add a requirement that agencies provide access to follow-up counseling for parents.
Instead, the Senate should leave those rules in place and add a requirement that 60 votes are needed for life-tenured appointments to the federal courts.
The new definition did add a requirement that to justify detention a detainee would have to have "substantially supported" Al Qaeda, the Taliban or forces associated with them.
During a review of general education requirements in the mid-1990s, it was decided to add a requirement, beginning with the arrival of the Class of 2000, that all students seeking a Bachelor of Arts degree take at least one course in "ethical thought and moral values". (Students seeking a B.S.E. must take courses in four of six areas, of which ethical thought and moral values is one).
All right, but maybe one could add a requirement that the agent have a reliably-caused higher-order belief that his/her first-order belief is reliably caused.
In the mid-1990's, to improve child support enforcement, New York, like most states, added a requirement that license applicants provide a Social Security number.
Tatlow added: "A requirement to fund free tuition is more likely to increase rather than decrease fees in those universities with more free school meal students.
In a 2002 executive order, the Bush administration added a requirement that potential economic effects to small businesses and the like from such listings be studied.
But the last tranche of figures is unlikely to satisfy the government, which is adding a requirement that all universities publish more admissions data.
And she added a requirement — that HOPS also reimburse Osceola if the "participation rate" of students decreased to the point that the cafeterias could not break even.
