The term "progress requirements" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the specific conditions that must be met in order to achieve a certain progress or result. For example, "We must meet the progress requirements set out in the contract in order to see a successful outcome."
See the "Minimum Progress Requirements for Graduate Students" of this bulletin for information about satisfactory progress requirements for TGR students.
There are no mandated federal or state consequences for not meeting adequate yearly progress requirements in the first year.
Based on the law's annual progress requirements toward 100 percent proficiency by 2014, 69 percent of New Hampshire schools are failing.
Most courses count for academic or activity credit and count toward the 12-unit requirement for full-time registration status and satisfactory academic progress requirements for Stanford undergraduates.
The courses do not qualify to be used towards the 12-unit requirement for full-time registration status or satisfactory academic progress requirements for Stanford undergraduates.
The principal conditions for continued registration of a graduate student are the timely and satisfactory completion of the university, department, and program requirements for the degree, and fulfillment of minimum progress requirements.
In LAROD ns-2 simulations, t r is set randomly and uniformly between 8 and 12 s. Figure 2 An illustration of the forwarding area with minimum required progress requirement.
Modeling custodian selection in the geographic routing protocol with a minimum progress requirement leads to Equations (9) and (10), for which the terms are defined in Table 2. Equation (9) defines the forwarding area, and (10) describes the position of the next custodian.
Our legislation would scuttle entirely the Washington-imposed adequate-yearly-progress requirementsetet by No Child Left Behind, and would instead require states to set their own high standards to promote college- and career-readiness for all students.
§ 51.1012 Reasonable further progress (RFP) requirements.
"There is a consistent progress, and requirements are advancing, be it on the artistic or the technical level".
