The phrase "added a requirement of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the introduction of a new condition or stipulation in a process, rule, or agreement.
Example: "The committee added a requirement of submitting a detailed report before the final approval."
Alternatives: "imposed a requirement of" or "introduced a requirement of".
The July 1942 decision to attack the Japanese base at Rabaul altered priorities and added a requirement for the development of bases on the northern coast of Papua around Buna.
We also analyzed how PPV and sensitivity were affected when adding a requirement of a 6-month interval between the two visits.
A diagnosis of CFS adds a requirement for ≥4 of 8 specific symptoms (e.g., unrefreshing sleep, muscle pain) to that of ICF.
A Long Island school banned all balls other than soft, Nerf-style balls from the playground and added a requirement that games of tag and cartwheels would have to be supervised by a playground coach.
The team added a requirements-gathering exercise onto the front of the pluralistic usability WT to collect user requirements data before biasing the pluralistic usability WT participants with the UI prototype.
Then, in July 2009, Gov. Jon S. Corzine signed a conversion law that allowed developers to ask local planning boards to broaden access to their approved but not yet built communities, while adding a requirement that 20 percent of each new project be more affordable.
The compromise language adds a requirement that police surveillance of citizens' phone and Internet use be appropriate, proportionate and limited in length.
It would also add a requirement that a majority of the nine-person board is Methodist.
"We want them to feel empowered," she says, adding that a requirement of the organization is community service.
Add in a requirement of voter IDs with photos (which Indiana used to bar about 72,000 black voters this year), and voting games, not voters, will pick our government.
