The phrase "any such requirements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific conditions or criteria that have been previously mentioned or implied.
Example: "Please ensure that you meet any such requirements before submitting your application."
Alternatives: "any of these requirements" or "any related requirements".
The designation of responsibility for funding maintenance requirements or modifications to the aircraft generated as a result of the transfer, including any such requirements and modifications required during the period for which the aircraft is transferred to the regular component.
In case of container ships, whether corrosion addition is required differs according to classification society with some not stipulating any such requirements.
President Bush and most Republicans in Congress are adamantly opposed to applying any such requirements to tax cuts, because such a move would derail Mr. Bush's goal of permanently extending the tax cuts from 2001 and 2003.
Online comments on a Hong Kong government video explaining the process mock the supposedly simple procedure for being unduly bureaucratic, and note that Hong Kong residents can simply take a ferry to Macau, for instance, without any such requirements.
Importantly, such requirements "are constituted by human thought, behaviour, feelings, and attitudes" (1977: 81), and thus any such requirements are, in a central sense, mind-dependent.
Confusingly, no part of the DAPA or DACA makes any such requirement of the states.
Any such requirement will be explicitly noted in the course description or syllabus.
The Court noted that any such requirement would "change the traditional pleading requirements for §1983 actions," which we were not at liberty to do.
Additionally, the PCLOB confirmed that while the NSA purges Prism and upstream data if it determines communications involving Americans do not provide foreign intelligence, neither the FBI nor the CIA has any such requirement.
660, 88 L.Ed. 834 (1944), but Congress has not chosen to do so. 2 In the absence of any such requirement, I do not think review of petitioner's classification is an impermissible encroachment upon the bailiwick of the Selective Service System.
An ability to stand up without falling down during a force eight gale might be an advantage, but there was no need of any such requirement during the week of our stately trawl round the Scottish coast and the isles of Mull, Skye, Harris and Eriskay.
