The phrase "also require a significant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for a considerable amount of something, typically in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The new regulations will also require a significant increase in compliance efforts from all companies."
Alternatives: "also necessitate a considerable" or "also demand a substantial".
But the effort would also require a significant shift in the competitive culture of relief agencies.
They may also require a significant amount of labor, because their projects generally lead to manufacturing, Mr. Singer said.
The Amazon partnership would also require a significant amount of staff attention, these executives said, to ensure that Amazon maintained the retailers' customer service standards.
This makes "up to £50m" look fairly modest, but the excellent London Reconnections - now also available as a magazine - has reported TfL saying that introducing "temporal ticketing" would also "require a significant and costly upgrade of the Oyster system".
This implies that our as-grown QD-EAM will also require a significant reverse bias voltage (≥2 V in this case) for small-signal frequency response.
The Ayrshire side, who host Aberdeen on Sunday before visiting Celtic on Wednesday, would also require a significant turnaround in goal difference with Dundee's currently eight goals better on plus one.
The extended-range certification also requires a significant investment from airlines, which must demonstrate impeccable maintenance and operating reliability.
It has also required a significant reorganization of planning — and a change in the culture of American Special Operations forces, which, for the first time since the war began, answer to a single commander responsible for coordinating what had been separate, even conflicting, efforts.
Tesla says it actually had to bring in-house parts of the process which were previously done by suppliers of its manufacturing systems, and that this also requires a significant redesign to make work.
Torres said the final project "involved integral training — so that the police would not be repressive, would have a human spirit, a spirit of permanency and belonging — but it also required a significant investment".
Typical Giffen goods are seen as inferior products where there is relatively little lack of substitution for another good and where the purchase of the good also requires a significant portion of an individual's income.
