"required thickness" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a specific level of thickness that is needed for something, for example: "The required thickness for the steel beam was one inch."
The web can be produced by a garnett machine or a conventional card, several layers being piled up to obtain the required thickness.
We also developed a systematic method for estimating the minimum required thickness and longevity of the PRB materials.
X-ray imaging at 1.8 keV photon energy provides a high amplitude contrast between Cu or Al interconnects and dielectric layers and can penetrate through the required thickness.
To obtain more accurate results for predicting the required thickness of high density insulation such as concrete for structural steel members in fire, design charts are developed.
Fire resistance and protection of cellular beams has been very controversial concerning their behaviour in elevated temperatures, the fire protection material and the required thickness.
CWAC frusta were fabricated by wrapping glass fibre/epoxy resin over aluminium conical shell to form hybrid composite with required thickness by hand layup process.
The paper describes the various uses of ice as a load-bearing medium and presents methods for determining required thicknesses.
Practical applications of these materials as bioelectronic interfaces require thicknesses significantly larger than 100 μm to prevent cells on the apical surface to sense the stiffness of the underlying substrate.
The model was also used to predict the required insulation thickness requirement for two-hour and three-hour fire resistance levels.
For this reason, the required minimum thickness of the YSZ layer for electron blockage, if the thickness of GDC layer is 420 nm, is only approximately 0.4 Å.
In the present study, an assessment through sensitivity and parametric analyses of the required FCI thickness is performed.
