The phrase "as required during" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is necessary or needed at a specific time or event.
Example: "Please submit your reports as required during the quarterly review meetings."
Alternatives: "as needed during" or "as necessary during".
The regimen will be determined by the clinical dietitian to suit the patients' individual requirements and adapted as required during treatment.
Jar Jar's gestures when speaking are similar to those used by Jedi when performing mind control, suggesting that he's manipulating characters as required during the films.
As required during convoys, we rode in full combat gear with the vehicles "buttoned up" -- windows closed and no fresh air in 120-degree heat.
One is that pilots held in place by their over-the-shoulder harnesses, as required during takeoff and landing, might not be able to turn far enough around to use a gun.
Central clinics provide remote medical support and logistics as required during medical emergencies.
Daily analgesics were administered for those 6 weeks and then as required during the follow-up.
The instrument has not yet been formally translated, but the experienced interviewers were able to translate it during the interviews, as required.
Because the AS is required during GB retraction (Lamka and Lipshitz, 1999; Lynch et al., 2013; Scuderi and Letsou, 2005), we analysed by live imaging whether the AS is affected before GB retraction.
Moreover, it is not favorable for obtaining molecular information in the long term, as would be required during EGFR TKI therapy, owing to the development of secondary mutations in the receptor and subsequent resistance to TKI treatment [1,6].
It is possible that domain movements of HECT E3s are implicated in the iterative binding and release of E2 enzymes or the repositioning of ubiquitin substrates, as might be required during the formation of a ubiquitin chain [ 63, 64].
Subjects completed a series of functional movements to evaluate the ability to actively maintain the test joint segment (knee, lumbar spine, or shoulder) in an anatomically neutral position while challenging it with independent movement at the adjacent joints, as would be required during normal daily work.
