The phrase "lofty requirements" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in contexts where something is high, extreme, or difficult to achieve. For example, "In order to secure this job, you must fulfill the company's lofty requirements."
Unlike many other mutual funds, which accept investors who want to commit as little as $250, Nicholas-Applegate Capital Management, the mutual fund family based in San Diego, has loftier requirements.
Skeptics often attack One Health and EcoHealth for demanding too much: their goals are too idealistic and too lofty, their resource requirements are too costly, and their expectations of successful cross-sectoral partnerships are too high.
For one thing, the city has lofty environmental goals, including a requirement that all new homes be "zero energy capable" by 2015, or about 65 percent more energy efficient than homes built since 2006.
Global data sharing is not just a lofty goal but rather a requirement for understanding human biology and deviations from homeostasis or health; it transcends geographic, political and religious boundaries that can sometimes divide the human race.
A drastic scaling up of resources is the first clear requirement for the GFATM to live up to the international community's lofty intentions.
However, neither the lofty nor the practical benefits of press releases are realized unless they stimulate media coverage, and this requirement creates an incentive to produce attention-getting press releases that may fail to provide a balanced and realistic presentation of the implications of the research.
In order to achieve this lofty goal, the virtual and physical environment is flexible and can be customized to represent different configurations based on requirements.
