"nuanced requirements" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing requirements that are detailed, subtle, or complex. Example: The design team carefully considered all of the nuanced requirements for the new product, ensuring that it met the needs of each target audience.
For the Jones-sceptic this is a player whose capacities are best suited to moments of hand-picked destruction-to-order, to a concession of midfield rather than an engagement, hence his failure to settle into the more nuanced requirements of a regular fixed position in the United team.
Along with the usual itinerary list, there's often a number of other rather nuanced requirements that need to be ticked off before making a booking, not least when it comes to accommodation.
Our study shows that it is feasible to develop such an international multicenter palliative care patient study protocol which meets the nuanced requirements of different national ethical and research governance processes, whilst applying the same data collection and scientific analysis procedures across national boundaries.
Mr. Fried, acknowledging that it is often difficult to get the public to pay attention to issues "as off the beaten path as charter revision," said that with a nuanced issue like the requirement that educators report crime, further discussion and creative thinking were needed.
With more market focus, however, companies can find a sweet spot by developing an acute understanding of customers' needs in a particular segment, which is more nuanced than the broader sector requirements.
Novel treatment regimens in the future will likely be individualized and based on a nuanced understanding of the temporal and spatial requirements of mechanical load, cells, growth factors, and vascularization in order to deliver the ideal bioengineered therapeutic.
The nuanced nature of this threat requires a nuanced response.
In order to balance requirements for objectivity with the need for nuanced readings of policy texts, computational linguistics software [ 62] is used here to offer objective, machine based findings about the presence of explicit references to vulnerable groups.
For instance, Edie Falco, who lost to the excellent Ellen Barkin, brought a far more nuanced performance to her difficult part than needed for the naturalistic documentary requirements of Barkin's hard-nose doctor in "The Normal Heart".
But as he appeals to conservative activists and Republican primary voters, he is trying to draw nuanced distinctions between his Massachusetts law and the federal legislation that shares many of its fundamental elements, including a requirement that people have insurance.
