The phrase "all existing requirements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to every requirement that is currently in place or applicable in a given context.
Example: "Before we proceed with the project, we need to ensure that we have met all existing requirements set by the regulatory body."
Alternatives: "all current requirements" or "all applicable requirements".
In theory, I meet all the existing requirements to cross the national frontier, but I am still emitting critical opinions and this turns me into a special kind of criminal.
"The recent amendment in the civil service code clarifies an existing requirement and will not impact the important and valuable role scientists play in the civil service".
A Cabinet Office spokesperson said that the new provision in the civil service code clarifies an existing requirement that civil servants must clear material for publication in advance, and brings the obligations on civil servants to obtain ministerial clearances in line with the existing obligations on special advisers.
Speaking before the start of the TUC's annual congress, when the Bank governor, Mark Carney, will make a speech, O'Grady said the success of the Bank's interest rate setters should be judged by their ability to keep unemployment low alongside an existing requirement to keep inflation at or near 2%.
The pharmacist already has an existing requirement to visit the LTCF and review the patient's medication at least on a three monthly basis.
Instead, the proposal retreats from many existing requirements.
Existing requirements offer just a spot glimpse at the broad range of candidates' assets and income.
This is the primary goal of the section 75 regulations – to maintain the existing requirements.
The existing requirements for sex offenders to notify the police of their movements remain in force in the meantime.
"We're talking about an existing system already in place that meets a lot of India's existing requirements".
