This phrase is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that something necessarily needs to happen in order to bring about a desired outcome or result. For example: To receive certification, the course includes the requirement of passing a written examination.
In the later Ge-luk tradition, which draws on this model, the definition whose short version is formulated in terms of "newly non-belying" also includes the requirement of "eliminating superimpositions".
But the apparent insignificance of these miracles is the very reason that the celebration of Hanukkah includes the requirement of pirsumei nisa.
Drawback for the use of this system includes the requirement of expression conditions such as need to follow growth of bacterial culture and add IPTG/NaCl at the proper time.
Carter and Rogers (2008) see risk management as a supporting facet of SSCM that includes the requirements of contingency planning, supply disruptions, and outbound SCs.
Where appropriate, says the Ipso announcement, arbitrators will be able to require how complaints are remedied and that may include the requirement of one party to pay the costs of another.
In the meantime, safety laws enacted in 2007 — including the requirement of seat belts, turn signals and emergency brakes — have not been enforced.
In the general non-selfadjoint case, they must include the requirement of the solvability of the main equation.
This is especially so for real-time traffic QoS demands which include the requirement of having a lower packet loss rate (PLR) and delay, whereas non-real-time traffic QoS demands are more geared toward throughput rate.
These benefits included the requirement of the Meccans to identify Muhammad as an equal, cessation of military activity allowing Medina to gain strength, and the admiration of Meccans who were impressed by the pilgrimage rituals.
It all began in early 2003 when citing Cohen's threat of terrorism, U.S. District Court Judge Charles S. Haight III eliminated virtually all of the NYPD's longstanding and tortuous Handschu restrictions, including the requirement of a criminal predicate -- the suspicion of unlawful activity by a political group -- before the police can monitor or infiltrate them.
In the years after that book's publication, despite that resistance, car safety in the U.S. was improved (including the requirement of seat belts in all cars starting in 1968), after which Americans' rate of auto deaths began an unprecedented decline that continues to this day.
