The phrase "appropriate to require" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the suitability or necessity of imposing a requirement or expectation in a particular context.
Example: "It is appropriate to require all employees to complete safety training before starting their jobs."
Alternatives: "suitable to mandate" or "fitting to demand".
SIPC may also by bylaw prescribe such minimal requirements as it considers necessary and appropriate to require a member of SIPC to provide public notice of its membership in SIPC.
It was therefore appropriate to require a health threat to be "substantial" to qualify for an exemption, the brief said.
"I don't believe it's appropriate to require people to fly coach for 15 hours and then go to a meeting".
Justice Kennedy asked him whether it would be appropriate to require sex offenders to display a special mark on their license plates.
In his view, it would have been appropriate to require Napster to compensate artists with one-time licensing fees, thus creating a system of "compensation without control".
That must include the essential principle of consent, and the rare occasions when it is not appropriate to require or seek it".
The bill would appropriate $1.5 million to require all licensed drivers to hold a digitized driver's license capable of enhanced data storage to prevent easy duplication.
The Commissioner may prescribe procedures in a revenue procedure or other appropriate guidance to require a withholding agent to confirm electronically with the IRS information concerning any TIN stated on a withholding certificate.
The current Manchester camp is on ground owned by Manchester University, which says it has made "clear that we have not consented to this use of this land" and "reserves all rights to take appropriate steps to require vacation of the land".
Surely soccer fields would be an appropriate public benefit to require from a soccer stadium deal.
Another lift of wall is then constructed on top of the section that has sunk, more soil is removed, and the process is repeated until the bottom has reached a foundation level appropriate to the required stability.
