The phrase "also be required for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something is necessary in addition to other requirements or conditions.
Example: "In order to complete the project, you must submit your proposal, and it may also be required for you to provide a detailed budget."
Alternatives: "may also be necessary for" or "might also be needed for".
A separate license may also be required for creating a recording of the production.
The approval of New Jersey's banking and insurance commissioner would also be required for the reorganization.
Tickets to the grounds will also be required for those on the tour; these cost £5 for adults, £2.50 for children.
Underwriters will also be required for the first time to disclose specific information to municipalities on risks and potential conflicts of interest.
If the sequester cuts remain in effect, Mr. Hagel wrote, a second year of unpaid furloughs will also be required for civilian Defense Department employees.
Disclosure would also be required for corporate donations to so-called 527 and other independent political advocacy groups, including both the Republican and Democratic Governor's Associations, which are organized as 527s.
Assad's agreement, tacit or otherwise, would also be required for extended British operations over or inside Syria, thus placing London in the position of effectively cooperating with or shoring up his regime.
Identification will also be required for athletes and fans staying on one of eight cruise ships in the port of Piraeus, including the Queen Mary 2, which has 1,310 cabins.
Those cable, satellite and telephone subscriptions will also be required for laptop and smartphone users looking to watch the full Premier League schedule on NBC Sports Live Extra, the TV Everywhere platform.
Regulations may also be required for some medical applications.
These treatment methods may also be required for nonunion following previously failed attempt at osteosynthesis.
