The phrase "generic requirements" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when discussing a set of requirements or criteria that applies broadly to a certain category or type of thing. Example: "In order to be considered for this job, candidates must meet the generic requirements for experience and education outlined in the job description."
Taxonomies of models for each component are described with generic requirements and design issues for each model family.
The objectives were to develop a flight support system that would meet the generic requirements of supporting ULDB missions for up to 100 days.
Still, it's a more respectable gig than Heist (Lionsgate, 15), a good-natured but junkier-than-junket B-movie that fulfils the generic requirements of its title and no more, and scarcely seems able to afford Robert De Niro's services as a hardened casino boss.
But even as the story seems to satisfy the generic requirements of comedy -- disasters are narrowly averted, misunderstandings explained away -- the filmmakers never cheat us with false promises of everlasting happiness, a prospect that Enid would surely find appalling even if she had any reason to believe in it.
This process characterisation is analysed with a view to specifying generic requirements of human and technical systems, against which common properties exhibited by IT systems used in MEs can be contrasted and compared.
We present our case study experience in this area as a candidate method for the engineering, validation and verification of generic requirements using domain engineering and Formal Methods techniques and tools.
To exclude the possibility that experiments in serum-free media reflected a generic requirement for cholesterol needed for growth, we included an additional pathway inhibitor, atorvastatin, which showed no significant effects on cellular proliferation (Supplementary Fig. 8b).
The formal verification both of the generic requirement set, and of a simple system instance, is demonstrated using our U2B, ProB and prototype Requirements Manager tools.
For a defined class of systems, the case study produces a generic requirement set in UML and an example system instance.
Although a number of states have developed standard specifications for nighttime lighting, these standards are usually in the form of generic requirement statements that only specify minimum illuminance levels.
The need to develop a generic requirement set – for subsequent system instantiation – is complicated by the addition of the high levels of verification demanded by this safety-critical domain, subject to avionics industry standards.
