'has required us' is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in a sentence to express that something has been necessary or mandatory for us to do. Example: The company's strict safety protocols have required us to attend regular training sessions. In this example, the phrase 'has required us' is used to indicate that attending training sessions was necessary for the employees due to the safety protocols implemented by the company.
This disinvestment has required us to find innovative solutions — such as the decision to use Section 8 vouchers — to preserve public housing.
Parliament has required us to take account of European decisions".
Since 2008 the bank has required US clients to demonstrate tax compliance, he said.
That honesty has required us to be more tolerant of differences but more vigilant of the abuse of power.
This is especially true for us millennials, who are the product of a terrible economy that has required us to hit the emergency button in our lives.
"Unfortunately, the city's current budget situation has required us to make reductions across all of the types of services we provide".
The level of interdependence between Libyan and Tunisian jihadis is striking, and policing a porous border has required US-supplied drones "Since the attacks in 2015 we have revisited our whole way of thinking," Majdoub said.
"For us to have concluded that he didn't have weapons and he wasn't prepared to use them would have required us to have essentially concluded that all these other pieces of activities had to be explained by other kinds of phenomena," one official said in the briefing.
Our approaches have required us to diversify the systems in which we ask questions: we work on model systems ranging from stem cells and nematodes to mice.
With versions of NEURON prior to 5.7, this would have required us to select each section individually, and click on its L and diam buttons.
More generally, our approach allowed us to leverage endogenous between-participant differences in psychological processing of the task at hand, while traditional analysis methods would have required us to average measurements across participants with potentially vast differences in task interpretation.
