"in stipulating" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to introduce a condition or requirement in a sentence. For example: "In stipulating the terms of our contract, we must ensure that all deadlines are met." This sentence means that when outlining the terms of the contract, it is necessary to include a condition that all deadlines must be met. Another example: "The company protected itself by including a clause in the agreement, stipulating that the supplier must provide a warranty for all products." In this sentence, "in stipulating" introduces the condition or requirement for the supplier to provide a warranty for their products as part of the agreement.
In stipulating further that the Roman pontiffs, as successors in the Petrine primacy, possess the authority to issue infallible pronouncements in matters of faith or morals, the council cited both Matthew 16:18 ff. and Christ's promise to Peter at the Last Supper: But I have prayed that your own faith may not fail; and once you have turned back, you must strengthen your brothers.
But in stipulating that social media channels are separate platforms that require separate fees, Johnson is attempting to set a Hollywood precedent.
National freedom has been, and will be the sacrifice of ambition and power, and it is our duty to employ the present opportunity in stipulating such restrictions as are best calculated to protect us from oppression and slavery.
This decision and subsequent cases are unequivocal in stipulating that a woman has a right to abort a fetus before it becomes viable.
One criticism of these 'transition' frameworks is their inflexibility in stipulating a stage-wise linear approach, treating the population as an undifferentiated unit and in an oversimplification of the transition patterns, which do not fit neatly into either historical periods or geographic locations.
Richard M. Nixon commuted Hoffa's sentence in December 1971, stipulating that he could not engage in any union activity until 1980.
Barbara Hepworth, who died in 1975, stipulated in her will that her Trewyn Studios and adjacent garden in St Ives, Cornwall, would be open to the public.
It was reiterated in January, stipulating that the Rohingya should be returned within two years.
There is no clause in the contract stipulating Williams be paid the difference in salary should he get another job.
Why so little interest in prevention, even stipulating that it still must be done efficiently and well?
Each semester, students are expected to enroll in the courses stipulated in their published curriculum.
