"expanded requirements" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe a situation where the specifications or requirements have been increased or expanded beyond their original scope. For example: "Due to feedback from our customers, we have decided to expand the requirements for the product".
The agency greatly expanded requirements for screenings based on fingerprints and other biometric information, the officials said.
In a 2015 report, the FRC found that not only have auditors in the U.K. complied with the expanded requirements, but they have voluntarily made further changes in the form of their report to enhance its informativeness to investors.
It is therefore important that public companies be aware of these expanded requirements during upcoming proxy seasons.
CITY HALL — Larger developments will soon have to meet expanded requirements for public art, part of the City Council's efforts to create a citywide arts fund.
Even as shrinking methods sections plague many journals, we have expanded requirements for methodological details.
We expanded requirements for the paired availability design to yield valid inference.
If those records — which are kept for the majority of gun sales — haven't led to a registry, why should the expanded requirement?
But Google's opposition to the CNIL's expanded requirement takes things a little further: from Walker's and Google's point of view, complying with CNIL would be setting a bad precedent for international law and how countries today set and follow their own national laws that may differ from those of other countries.
Despite initial concerns, the Planning Commission voted 4 to 0 to recommend the City Council approve the expanded requirement, adding that the City Council should review the 1% versus 2% requirement.
Mr. O'Neill said the administration was reviewing proposals to tighten or expand requirements for financial disclosure and reporting by companies.
As a result, businesses in licensed professions have a powerful economic incentive to lobby state legislatures to protect and even expand requirements.
