'desirable criteria' is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase can be used to refer to standards, qualities, or requirements that are desirable or desirable to have. For example, "The job listing specified a number of desirable criteria for applicants, such as a degree in a relevant field and several years of experience."
But always at that final hurdle, I would be pipped by someone who "met more of the desirable criteria".
Ten years ago, possession of a masters degree appeared in the desirable criteria section of the person specification for jobs in the sector.
I need more practice at balancing the need for brevity with the requirements of proving I meet often long lists of essential and desirable criteria.
The mechanism also meets a set of desirable criteria for participation by all the major space powers.
The findings revealed the most desirable criteria for agent based support systems from the end users' point view.
Is there any research you could do in advance that demonstrates you've taken small steps to help?" Lindsay Johnson: "It depends on whether it's an essential or desirable criteria.
Under low latitude conditions, minimization of solar radiation within the urban environment may often be a desirable criterion in urban design.
Under low latitude conditions, minimization of solar irradiance within the urban environment may often be a desirable criterion in urban design.
Admittedly, professional experience in politics is no guarantee of presidential performance, but lack of it should not be such a desirable criterion.
Desirable reliability criteria include a continuous data display during >95%% of time and device-related data gaps <30 min [20].
"All applicants should be asked broadly the same questions about their ability to meet the essential and desirable job criteria" and work safely, Moughton writes.
