The phrase "announced requirement for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a formal declaration or notification regarding a specific need or condition that has been established.
Example: "The company has announced a requirement for all employees to complete the new training program by the end of the month."
Alternatives: "declared need for" or "stated requirement for".
Flint also clarified that the successful bids will have to submit planning applications to local authorities, and confirmed previously announced requirements for 30% affordable housing.
In a decision in 1997, the court unanimously rejected a rule that the Wisconsin Supreme Court had adopted to suspend the knock and announce requirement for any drug search.
Solicitor general Robert Buckland announced the requirement for a "cash advance from the contingencies fund" in a written ministerial statement.
When the administration announced the requirement for contraceptive coverage, it said the decision was "based on science".
Osborne also announced a requirement for all claimants with poor spoken English agree to improve their language skills as a condition of receiving benefits, a populist measure aimed at clamping down on alleged "benefit tourism".
Earlier this month, Mr. Ashcroft announced similar requirements for men at least 16 years old from Iraq, Iran, Libya, Sudan and Syria.
The Department of Trade and Industry today announced tougher requirements for the disclosure of stock purchases, making it more difficult for buyers to build up secret stakes in publicly held companies.
On June 6, 2017, ICMJE announced new requirements for data sharing statements intended to encourage responsible and ethical sharing of data from clinical trials.
In the wake of concerns about APAP overdoses and toxicity, the US Food and Drug Administration announced new requirements for the prescription of APAP products, adding to their warnings about liver damage from over-the-counter APAP products in January 2011.
