The phrase "impose the requirement" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to mandate or enforce a rule or condition. Example: The government has decided to impose the requirement of wearing masks in all public spaces to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
In opposing the wireless-to-wireless number portability rules, cellular providers argued that it was unfair to impose the requirement on them when consumers would not be allowed to move their wire-line numbers to wireless phones.
Michael R. Bloomberg, touching upon the contentious issue of prayer in school for the first time, said yesterday that he favored a moment of silence in public schools but that he would not try to impose the requirement in New York City if elected mayor.
Hence, it makes no sense to impose the requirement that F is symmetric.
Additionally, high recurrence rate and cancer progression impose the requirement for lifelong monitoring of patients after treatment.
Since the integration is in Ω, they impose the requirement that the diffusion takes place only in Ω.
In the following, we propose an improved estimation approach which utilizes information from W and observations in (bar {V}) and does not impose the requirement.
The association said imposing the requirement on mineral oil-based cosmetics, including baby oil, would be "unreasonable, unfair and discriminatory".
Late last month, the Communist Party-run Guangming Daily ran a positive story about a city government portal in western China that imposed the requirement on new bloggers, calling it a "forerunner".
Most of the proposals call for vaccinating girls before they enter the 6th grade, a group that would include about two million girls nationwide annually if all states imposed the requirement.
That imposes the requirement that I say what I mean by infrastructure.
This imposes the requirement for the polymerization of aniline to be carried out at low temperature (0 5°C) in order for hydrolysis to be suppressed.
