The phrase "project's requirements" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is a possessive noun phrase, where "project's" is the possessive form of the noun "project" and "requirements" is the noun being possessed. Here is an example of how it can be used in a sentence: "The project's requirements were clearly outlined in the contract."
In accordance to the project's requirements, our audio team could be given the script as soon as it's ready.
For these reasons, great effort must be devoted in requirements engineering to ensure that the project's requirements results are of high quality.
The test results show that the wearability and corrosion resistance of the aluminum alloy bridge deck are sufficient and met the project's requirements.
To design a pipeline system, the three stages of conceptual design engineering, front end engineering design engineering, and detail design engineering may be carried out depending on the project's requirements.
The representations incorporate elements culled from existing information-seeking behavior and information literacy instruction research, as well as evidence gathered from a study of third grade elementary school students, as they worked to fulfill a class project's requirements.
One of the project's requirements is that the beneficiary earns no more than two minimum wages.
It could be helpful for a software developer to select an appropriate style according to his/her project's requirement.
In order to support this project's requirement for an enduring record of the patient's interaction with the system, an SQL database was designed and implemented and an interface created between this and the Tallis PROforma Engine.
The U.S.D.A. vetted the Non-GMO Project's standards, requirements and auditing processes before giving its approval.
Also, neighbors are irate over construction they say is ignoring the project's permit requirements, an issue that will be aired at a public hearing on Thursday.
To accommodate the project's space requirements, Ms. Soyoo and her husband, who were married in 1994, have put their current house on the market and are looking into larger quarters several hours north, although Ms. Soyoo will keep her studio, teaching schedule and community activities in Bergen County.
