'propose a requirement' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to suggest a new requirement or criteria for something. For example, "I propose that we add a new requirement to our company’s hiring process to ensure job candidates are well-qualified."
The NHTSA said it plans to propose a requirement that automakers report to regulators on the results of their testing of self-driving vehicle systems.
In addition, we propose a requirement for substantial PgR positivity in the definition of luminal A like disease only when Ki-67 expression is between 14%and20%0% (Table 2).
The co-occurrence of these six nif genes, known to be essential for nitrogen fixation in characterized systems, has led us to propose a requirement for a minimum gene set for nitrogen fixation that can be used as an in silico search tool for the identification of additional diazotrophs.
We propose a requirements management framework that enables executives, business managers, software developers and auditors to distribute legal obligations across business units and/or personnel with different roles and technical capabilities.
In January, city planners proposed a requirement that a tower occupy at least 33percentt of the merged zoning lot from which it draws air rights.
In battles over the health care law in 2009-10, Reproposeds proposed a requirement for lawmakers and aides to join the exchanges, and Democrats accepted it.
WASHINGTON — The Treasury Department on Monday proposed a requirement for banks to make weekly reports of all electronic money transfers into and out of the United States.
It proposed a requirement that a person whose citizenship was revoked must have had "intent" to cause a terrorist attack, and added foreign incursion and recruitment to the list of scheduled offences.
The government recently proposed a requirement that all users of online chat rooms and bulletin boards use their real names when posting comments, a move that would stifle the sometimes-freewheeling debate on many sites.
Evidence of the practice first emerged in October 2010, and the OFT proposed a requirement on Wonga in July 2011 not to send the letters again, but the lengthy legal processes involved mean it has only now been able to make public the requirement.
We proposed a requirement validation method suitable to a life cycle represented with the Unified Process and addressed to the specification and design of information systems.
