The phrase "as practical requirements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing conditions or criteria that are necessary for a particular task or situation.
Example: "The project must be completed on time and within budget, as practical requirements dictate."
Alternatives: "as necessary conditions" or "as essential criteria".
A range of topics relevant to modern tree breeding such as the practical requirements for breeding trees, quantitative and molecular genetics and the importance of phenotyping were the focus of an international conference entitled "Forest Genetics for Productivity – the next generation" that was held in Rotorua, New Zealand, from March 14 to 18, 2016.
These refections describe a need for teamwork, a culture change and managerial support [ 7], as well as a practical requirement to adapt existing artefacts for example assessment documentation [ 6].
The vehicle scheduling problem, arising in public transport bus companies, addresses the task of assigning buses to cover a given set of timetabled trips with consideration of practical requirements, such as multiple depots and vehicle types as well as depot capacities.
It has paved the way for practical requirements in electronics, adsorption as well as catalysis related system.
According to the rules, we may find the suitable electromagnetic parameters so as to satisfy the practical requirements of applied background of the coating.
36, 37 As a corollary, the availability of comprehensive network models of inflammation against which experimental results may be evaluated has emerged as a practical requirement for interpreting and gaining mechanistic insight from content dense experimental data.
The emphasis is put on practical requirements, such as the sparsity of the solution or the computational effort.
Thus, for many practical requirements, such as numerical calculation, it is often necessary to discretize a continuous model into the corresponding discrete model.
Therefore, for many practical requirements, such as numerical calculation, it is often necessary to discretize a continuous model to obtain the corresponding discrete model.
However, there is concern that a vast fragmented array of models may have limitations in coping with emerging practical requirements, particularly as the analytical requirements for urban policies concerned with sustainability are growing wider and deeper.
