The phrase "are compliant to the requirements" is not correct; the correct form is "are compliant with the requirements." You can use it when discussing adherence to specific standards, rules, or guidelines in a formal context.
Example: "All products must be tested to ensure they are compliant with the requirements set forth by the regulatory agency."
Alternatives: "meet the requirements" or "adhere to the requirements."
There are two factors that limit the packet throughput: SINR and to what degree the TDD configuration is compliant to the traffic requirements.
As a technology partner to licensed transportation companies registered with the Indonesian Car Rental Association (PPRI), GrabCar has always been compliant to Dishub's requirements.
This feedback scheme is compliant to single-cell systems and the requirement that users communicate to their serving BSs only[16].
Traceability systems are failing to ensure fishery products exported to the EU are compliant with the requirements of IUU regulation.
As implemented, IWN data is currently made available using WaterML 2 and SOS 2.0 through either 52 N or Kisters servers with the SOS 2.0 Hydrology Profile enabled, so data services are compliant with the requirements in the Best Practice document for the OGC SOS 2.0 hydrology profile for SOS 2.0 implementations serving OGC WaterML 2.0 [7].
After the instrument was confirmed to be compliant with the requirements for a Rasch model, the next step was to examine whether the test provided an adequate representation of the cognitive levels of FK identified in the content analyses and subject-didactic analyses.
However, we can confirm we are compliant with the tax requirements of all of the jurisdictions in which we operate".
The attenuation, measured at different frequencies, is compliant with the requirements of the next generation antenna Advanced Virgo.
All tissue handling was compliant with the requirements of the Human Tissue Act (2004).
Simulation results show that the VIG, VIGA and EVIGA systems are compliant with ICAO requirements for precision approach down to CAT-II.
