The phrase "prerequisite that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are introducing a condition that must be fulfilled before something else can happen. For example, "It is a prerequisite that all competitors are at least 18 years old in order to participate in the race."
There is one policy prerequisite that must be in place before any of this can develop – a new pricing and tariff model.
Hence, reduction in level of NO−3 in water bodies and ground water is a prerequisite that can be met through sustainable management of natural and modified ecosystems.
The main prerequisite that makes nanoceria so unique and useful is generally attributed to high content of oxygen vacancies (VO) and Ce3+ ions on its surface [10 14].
As such, the problem has a prerequisite that fraudulent users are known beforehand to determine social interaction features that lead to fraud.
And Miller said it is a prerequisite that Pietersen be prepared to meet the governing body's playing demands, but does not think a U-turn from the Surrey batsman would be a problem for other England players.
There's one exception: the ankle length skirts the women in our group have to put on in most homestays; a cultural prerequisite that comes with travelling this particular part of the Abraham Path.
Prefractionation, a sample preparation prerequisite that complicates the MALDI analysis, often resulting in sample loss as well as artifactual qualitative and quantitative variances, is therefore not required for SELDI analyses.
The RMP is one of the essential prerequisite that determines pacemaker activity [39], and is determined largely by the ionic permeability of the cell membrane [7], [40] at rest.
The hydrolysis of pectin, therefore, is a prerequisite that makes the other cell wall components more accessible to CWDEs.
In the spiny-gallery zone, so far, we have regarded the apparently great relative abundance of Microcebus murinus at Mangatsiaka as a prerequisite that possibly facilitated hybridization.
