The phrase "contextual requirements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the specific conditions or criteria that are relevant to a particular context or situation.
Example: "Before proceeding with the project, we need to identify the contextual requirements that will guide our approach."
Alternatives: "situational needs" or "contextual criteria".
The contextual requirements of observing this phenomenon are yet to be identified.
SACRE is a step forward of our former approach ACon which focus had been on adapting the context in contextual requirements, as well as their basic implementation.
This work presents SACRE (Smart Adaptation through Contextual REquirements), our approach leveraging an adaptation feedback loop to detect self-adaptive systems' contextual requirements affected by uncertainty and to integrate machine learning techniques to determine the best operationalization of context based on sensed data at runtime.
The novelty and contributions are that we develop a context-aware transactional model that takes into account contextual requirements of NoSQL clients and the system level setting in relation to the data consistency.
In this paper, we refer requesters' contextual requirements (or contexts in short) to the information that may affect their perceptions of browsing Web contents, such as requesters' preferences and sensations, situated places, as well as devices and network connectivity.
Effective assessment design with specific contextual requirements make irregularities easier to detect and interpret.
Furthermore, fully understanding the contextual requirement for effective implementation of the intervention(s) is essential for broader application.
To create an eHealth application concept that targets the information problems that were uncovered in the contextual inquiry, requirements were elicited and prioritized by the stakeholders.
Dupré (1984) raises the following counterexample to the contextual unanimity requirement.
The Item Response Theory (IRT) is an established method used to ascribe the competence values of trainees to contextual and situational requirements (Hartig and Frey 2013).
Bretag et al., 2017) reported that the inclusion of contextual or individualised requirements and outlining specific instructions reduces the motivation for students to outsource assessable work which can be detected by Turnitin®.
