"procedural requirement" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a requirement that must be followed as part of a process or procedure. For example, "All applicants must submit a copy of their passport as a procedural requirement for the visa application process."
Publication of the law — a procedural requirement needed before it can take effect — had been expected next week.
State officials disagreed over whether publication of the law — a procedural requirement — would allow it to be in force on Saturday.
This month, the judge, Maryann Sumi of Dane County Circuit Court in Madison, had barred the secretary of state from publishing the law — a procedural requirement — while she considered a lawsuit claiming that Republicans had violated open-meeting requirements in passing the bill.
Some such procedural requirement is often grafted onto coherentist accounts.
However, the LC provides for exemptions from some procedural requirement for enterprises employing less than 11 workers in particular with respect to sanctions in the event of non compliance with dismissal (procedural and substantive)requirements.
In addition, section 8B(1) was made subject to section 8B(2), which seeks to oust judicial review in any court of any act done or decision made by the President or the Minister under the ISA, save where there is any question which relates to compliance with any procedural requirement of the ISA governing such acts or decisions.
However, screening procedures for oral cancer are not straightforward due to procedural requirements as well as feasibility issues, especially in resource-limited countries.
This would have met procedural requirements".
But the immediate problem with government aid is that it introduces a variety of procedural requirements.
Much depends, however, on the quality and purpose of the procedural requirements.
The Endangered Species Act, a complicated law with numerous procedural requirements, has long infuriated business interests and property rights advocates.
