The phrase "and functional requirements of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specifications or criteria that a system, product, or project must meet in terms of functionality.
Example: "The project will focus on both the technical specifications and functional requirements of the new software application."
Alternatives: "and operational criteria of" or "and usability standards of".
Such conflicts usually develop either because the designer tries to carry out an aesthetic concept that ignores the technical and functional requirements of the problem or because the program is so demanding technically, functionally, or economically that it eliminates aesthetic considerations from the design process.
It included producing aesthetically pleasing products that met the specific needs, cost, and functional requirements of the problem at hand.
The esthetic and functional requirements of the patients were fulfilled.
The high speed and functional requirements of such applications, however, lead to increased power consumption.
The pump designed was manufactured with the consideration to the material and functional requirements of a chemically-active sodium environment.
Key performance attributes (KPAs) and key functional attributes (KFAs) are linguistic terms that represent the non-functional and functional requirements of the architecture.
MASCOTime will assist software/system developers to decide which architecture matches the performance and functional requirements on early steps of design.
Several authors have highlighted the need for biphasic scaffolds to reproduce different biological and functional requirements for guiding the growth of the two tissues, especially in large osteochondral defect repairs [ 3, 4].
An important modern development is that the complete life cycle of an artifact is now considered to be the designing engineer's concern, up till the final stages of the recycling and disposal of its components and materials, and the functional requirements of any device should reflect this.
This chapter describes the main components of the SDS currently used in subsea oil/gas production, and defines its design and the functional requirements of the system.
In general, non-functional requirements specify the overall objectives of the system together with the information about quality attributes (e.g. Performance, Operating, Platform, Modifiability, Portability, Reliability, Security, Usability etc)., and functional requirements explain the sets of input, output and behavior of the system.
