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The phrase "are required in order to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying necessary conditions or prerequisites for achieving a particular outcome.
Example: "To complete the application process, several documents are required in order to verify your identity."
Alternatives: "are necessary to" or "must be fulfilled to".
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Strategy and inventiveness are required in order to keep up.
Future studies are required in order to confirm this.
Sophisticated computational algorithms are required in order to harness the power of single-cell data.
All three components are required in order to walk in all doctoral commencement ceremonies.
Further developments are required in order to achieve dense, pore-free coatings.
Multiple cycles are required in order to fill the large void spaces.
Large kinetic mechanisms are required in order to accurately model combustion systems.
Therefore, versatile materials are required in order to keep corrosion rates in control.
Strategies to enhance HIV-specific immunity are required in order to limit ART exposure.
Associated with 3He counters, polyethylene blankets are required in order to thermalize neutrons.
Significant and urgent solutions are required in order to manage educational resource efficient and effective.
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