"poses requirements" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation where certain conditions or demands must be met in order for something to be successful or possible. Example: The new project poses certain requirements, including a budget of at least $50,000 and a team of experienced professionals.
AD helps to conceive controllable and manageable designs, beyond fulfilling initially posed requirements.
Wing target position and pose are calculated according to wing initial, fuselage position and pose, and relative position and pose requirements between wing and fuselage for the connection.
Whilst some forms of soft law may pose requirements for public officials involved in such activities (e.g. codes of conduct or of professional ethics), they are not likely to offer potentially harmed individuals the chance to to challenge particular communication strategies before courts or legal tribunals.
Both these conditions pose requirements for such automated bulk data operations that are currently not handled well by GUIs.
Considering mild conditions that cross-level principles should satisfy and by posing requirements to ensure that the results are most general and that the analysis is robust, we find that dominance by an individual lineage is the only logically feasible explanation to formulate a cross-level principle.
In the service design phase, this poses additional requirements for high software adaptivity along different technical requirements and different user expectations.
The dramatic increase of the demand for mobile broadband services poses stringent requirements on the performance evolution of currently deployed mobile broadband networks, such as Mobile WiMAX Release 1 and 3GPP LTE Release 8.
OLAP poses new requirements to the physical storage layer of a database management system.
A fuel cell drivetrain poses certain requirements (concerning thermodynamic and engineering issues) on the operating conditions of the tank system.
