The phrase "prerequisite will be" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when discussing a requirement or condition that must be met before something else can happen. Example: The prerequisite will be a passing grade on the final exam before students can move on to the next level of the course.
The prerequisites will be derived directly from the existing German technical rules and standards.
For many ecosystem types, those prerequisites will be rarely met in practice: sufficient market activity implies sufficient habitat turnover, but most ecological networks are not robust enough to buffer frequent habitat turnover.
A key prerequisite, however, will be to recognize that the partners in this project will differ.
The SVHC identification is not a prerequisite but will be advantageous, as the concerns attributed to short-chain PFASs do not comply with the "classical" concerns considered in the REACH Regulation and need to be clearly defined.
By the same rationale, the prerequisite and requisites will be: Prerequisite S1: There is a typical sexual dimorphism in the brain (e.g. for volume, MC > FC in region X).
"In order to move ahead with financial reform, a prerequisite for that will be to have a more appreciated renminbi which will reduce the pace of reserve accumulation, lessen the amount of liquidity injected into the financial system and allow China to move ahead in a safe way," said Chalk.
Safety in conducting a clinical trial is a prerequisite for patients who will be enrolled into that study.
Time series of internal and external (inducing) coefficients, whose determination is a prerequisite for this formulation, will be available as a Swarm Level-2 data product.
As much of a headache as he has been with his diva antics this year, Jackson is the only player with the prerequisite skill set who will be available.
