"monetary requirements" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the budget or cost associated with something. For example, "We need to consider our company's monetary requirements before making any major investments."
Italy suddenly needed to introduce austerity measures to meet the Community's monetary requirements.
To join the currency, member states had to qualify by meeting the terms of the treaty in terms of budget deficits, inflation, interest rates and other monetary requirements.
This has led to changes in the household economy, caused by the connected schooling costs and other monetary requirements- because, even if primary education has officially been provided free of charge since 2003 in Kenya, several monetary needs arise when sending a child to school, such as for books, uniforms and other expenses.
As Angelou's friend, scholar Dolly McPherson states, "The saddest part of Singin' and Swingin' is the young Guy, who, though deeply loved by Angelou, seems to be shoved into the background whenever a need to satisfy her monetary requirements or theatrical ambitions arises".
Additional useful information would include the following: a specific 'how-to' manual for implementing the CPG (which might include a downloadable lecture, a sample project timeline, and estimated personnel, time and monetary requirements); links to general change management resources; and evidence of usability testing of the implementation tools to match the rigor of the CPG development process.
Claimants who do not meet the monetary requirements during the base period because of an injury may use an alternative base period.
Unemployed workers are eligible for UI benefits if they fulfill all monetary and non-monetary requirements.
The limitations introduced on public expenditure/GDP ratio as part of countries' fiscal policies in complying with International Monetary Fund requirements may result in ceilings on the recruitment of public servants and therefore on the recruitment of health workers.
Meet monetary eligibility requirements.
In words, (R^{phi }_{t}(X)) is the difference between the dynamic variations in the (monetary) capital requirement for X and the profit & loss from trading (hedging) according to ϕ up to time t.
Meet non-monetary eligibility requirements.
