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'requirements documents' is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used in the context of software development and software engineering to refer to documents that contain the requirements for a system or project. For example, "The project manager needs to review all requirements documents before giving the go-ahead to the development team."
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I'm not talking about huge requirements documents.
The NIH folks don't know this yet but we're going to be writing what are called MRDs, PRDs marketing requirements documents, and platform requirements documents.
Getting different requirements documents: were obtained seven fictitious requirements documents from used in academies, such as courseware disciplines in educational institutions (UFSCar, USP and UEMG). 2.
The size of requirements documents of both software systems was similar.
The concept of public/private license is applied to the requirements documents as well.
In Section 5, the computational support developed for the elaboration of requirements documents is presented.
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The source of this information is the system requirements document, which contains the required functions, timing, communications needs, and priorities.
The requirements document should contain the functions required, their timing, their communications needs, and their priorities.
The "Android Project Software Functional Requirements" document detailed Android's supported hardware features and the basis for how the new mobile software would operate in 2006.
The variations she used in the tests, she added, were not arbitrary but spelled out in the Pentagon's antimissile bible, the 1993 "Technical Requirements Document".
Congressional investigators are also looking into whether the Air Force tailored the bidding specifications, called the Operational Requirements Document, for the tanker jet contract to benefit Boeing at the expense of the pilots who would fly the jets.
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