"credit requirement" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is typically used when discussing the number of credits needed to fulfill a certain requirement, such as for a degree or a specific course. Here is an example: "The credit requirement for graduation from this university is 120 credits."
In those states in which there is no CME credit requirement, the ABOto requires a minimum of 15 hours of category 1 CME credits.
A MATTER OF NORMS WHAT STRUCK ME ABOUT the Shepherd students I met was that they didn't seem to spend much time thinking about the credit requirement.
To meet the credit requirement of their employers, some interns have essentially had to pay to work for free: shelling out $2,700 to the University of Pennsylvania in the case of an intern at NBC Universal and $1,600 to New York University by an intern at "The Daily Show," to cite two examples from news reports.
There were several classes that fulfilled the credit requirement, but for whatever reason I decided to take a film class.
The minimum credit requirement for the 5-year BPharm programme was 150, whereas the 6-year PharmD programme requires a minimum of 220 credits.
For example, at some high schools, four years of marching band fulfills the P.E credit requirement.
Others cannot meet the increasingly stringent credit requirements, which either disqualify them or increase their costs.
Financing is available, though credit requirements are just as strict for foreigners as for Germans.
I have no doubt that companies are tightening their credit requirements, lending less to their riskier customers, and so on.
These mortgages allow only a small down payment and have less stringent credit requirements than traditional mortgages.
We have credit requirements, previous landlord requirements and a stable job, and if those four criteria are not met then we need a guarantor.
