The phrase "as were requisite" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in formal or literary contexts to indicate that something was necessary or required.
Example: "The committee made the adjustments to the proposal as were requisite to meet the new regulations."
Alternatives: "as were necessary" or "as were needed".
In particular, if we argue from the existence of the natural world to the existence of God we should ascribe to God only such attributes as are requisite for the explanation of the world.
The midwife was: to anoint the Passages with proper Unguents, which ought to be done some time before, as well as in the Hour of LABOUR : When she is likewise to employ her subtile Hand, in assisting and augmenting the Dilatation of the Orifice ; as is requisite also in Case of the WOMAN being too Fat or Gross.
As is requisite at Café Carlyle, there was a great deal of celebrity-audience banter.
When set out to perform that study, the exact progenitor successor relationships of these transitional subsets, as well as whether a proliferative step is requisite for follicular B cell maturation, were controversial.
However, despite the fact that her father was one of the most learned men of his generation he did not teach her Latin or Greek, though she did apparently learned French as was deemed requisite for a gentlewoman of the time.
This appears in birds, whose young are incapable of finding their own food immediately after they are hatched.... Hence, whereas it is necessary in all animals for the male to stand by the female for such a time as the father's concurrence is requisite for bringing up the progeny, it is natural for man to be tied to the society of one fixed woman for a long period, not a short one".
Recently it was found that whereas TRAK1 functions as an adaptor in axons, TRAK2 is requisite for mitochondrial transport in dendrites [12].
He's a better drummer than his father ever was (as are most mammals with the requisite motor neuron skills to hit something inanimate with a stick), but despite being the tub-thumper for Oasis-past-their-pomp and The Who-past-their-pomp, he'll forever be best known as Ringo Starr's son.
His precise words were also widely known ("We are only inches away from ceasing to be a free market economy"), as was the identity of the requisite struggling American family (from Nevada) that Mr. Romney would highlight in his remarks and the name of the 12-year old Romney supporter (Hudson Ingoldsby) who would lead everyone in the Pledge of Allegiance.
A hop, in which drivers hit switches to get quick action from their hydraulic suspensions, sending their cars' front ends skyward, is planned, as is the requisite bikini contest.
