"required dimensions" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It usually refers to the specific measurements or size that are necessary for something to function properly or meet certain standards. Example: The architect provided the required dimensions for the new building to the construction team.
We derive required dimensions of test set-ups and assess sensitivity of optical alignment.
Watford already boast the required dimensions – with a pristine Desso surface – but Palace would have to extend the turf from 100m x 67m to 105m x 68m.
"Optimal architecture" refers to an architecture that is optimal based on several criteria: its performance (in terms of an energy efficient product with minimum electricity consumption, minimum levels of sound power and pressure, minimum required dimensions (with the lowest possible weight)) and minimum price of the product.
In a surgical situation, it could be sized to fit required dimensions.
Firstly, a lower air demand would reduce the required dimensions of the ventilation system and therefore increase energy efficiency.
The act of 1864 requires the inspector to examine the hogshead to ascertain whether it is of the required dimensions, and then to inspect the tobacco itself by sampling the contents, and when this has been done, and the weight ascertained, the hogshead is passed.
Initially, specimens were prepared by Superpave gyratory compactor and subsequently processed carefully to required dimension.
A government official also explained that, although most young men are able to construct a dwelling consisting of "one simple room," the government's minimum required dimension is six times that size.
The postulate that large domain sizes in two-phase blends obscure the presence of phase separation is correct in principle, but requires dimensions some ten times larger than the ∼1 μm sizes reported for the systems in question.
This energy doesn't require dimensions.
MATLAB basic data element is an array that does not require dimensioning.
