The phrase "legislative requirements" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to refer to laws, regulations, or statutes that must be followed. For example: "We must ensure that all of our processes comply with the legislative requirements set by the government."
Skill shortages have been a bigger issue for businesses, with market forces rather than legislative requirements increasingly requiring businesses to increase pay.
However, reporting of this nature is required to fulfill legislative requirements of Scotland, the UK and EU.
In the field of detection of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) quantification of biotech products may be required to fulfil legislative requirements.
With time, renovation of a food plant may be required because the infrastructure no longer satisfies legislative requirements and the current and future needs of the food manufacturer.
With confinement for a detention offence, the legislative requirements are firm, clear and readily accessible.
The business also needs to be aware of future operational costs, legislative requirements, and reputational risks.
After reviewing legislative requirements, it discusses design options for terminals, piers and perimeters.
Compliance to the proposed plan will ensure compliance with national legislative requirements and international good practice.
In Germany, Portugal and Hungary, supermarkets have pre-empted legislative requirements by voluntarily introducing charges for plastic bags.
A prioritization can be made considering legislative requirements, the type of threats, the type of assessment to be carried out, the availability of external experts, etc.
Covering global, local, and indoor issues the scheme awards credits based on exceeding legislative requirements for buildings.
