"incomplete requirements" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a set of requirements or instructions that are not fulfilled. For example, "The project was rejected due to incomplete requirements."
Its advantages include the detection of incomplete requirements and the exploration of design faults.
Moreover, misinterpreted, missing or incomplete requirements elicited during the requirement engineering process might result in all activities of education institutes ending up with errors and disorders.
This paper presents an Inductive Logic Programming method for inferring operational requirements from a set of example scenarios and an initial but incomplete requirements specification.
The complexity of the Software Design process, in most cases is related to the incomplete requirements specifications or the lack of knowledge in specific design and programming methodologies, such as Design Patterns.
Getting the requirements right first time has become a dogma in software engineering because the correction of erroneous or incomplete requirements in later software development phases becomes overly expensive.
The lack of sufficient and effective efforts in the early stages of a program can result in unstable, unclear and incomplete requirements, unclear roles and responsibilities within the program organization, insufficient planning, and unproductive tensions between program management and systems engineering.
A MAS architecture as such addresses an answer to a number of well-known shortcomings of general problem solving methods [26]: incomplete knowledge requirement specification, incomplete problem solving requirement and limited computational resources.
Analyzing model with incomplete or inaccurate requirements gives inaccurate results.
In this paper, a novel view-based model-driven engineering approach is proposed that enables collaborative product-service design and customization and copes with evolving, incomplete and unforeseen requirements.
In addition to the diagnostic challenge of incomplete cases, the requirement within the existing diagnostic criterion for a fever of greater than 5 days may also lead to delayed treatment.
Such scenarios are usually characterized by incomplete knowledge about user requirements, workloads, and available resources.
