"requirements for completing" is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to the conditions or tasks that must be fulfilled in order to finish or successfully complete something. Example: "The requirements for completing this course include passing all exams and submitting a final project."
Internships -- teaching in a public school, for example -- are often a requirement for completing vocational degrees.
The law also has no requirement for completing basic science courses like organic chemistry or biology, he said.
Ironically, the telecomm industry until today states the requirement for completing an intermodulation interference analysis for a given site in days (typically 48 hours) rather than minutes or seconds.
Spanish fluency is certainly not a requirement for completing an IHE in South America, and a majority of physicians interviewed spoke English with comfort, especially since most must pass an English language proficiency exam in order to graduate from medical school.
However, imputation from parental and population genotypes is a requirement for completing and correcting genotypic data.
46 Last, whether or not there is a requirement for completed checklists to be submitted, with journal papers, will be recorded.
Dr. Buffington said that while he does not necessarily discourage raw diets, pet owners should look for products – raw or otherwise – that meet the standards set by the Association of American Feed Control Officials, or A.A.F.C.O., which establishes nutritional requirements for complete and balanced pet foods.
The principal process-control factors are lime addition based upon a ratio of the stoichiometric requirements for complete slaking of the quicklime, free moisture content of the sand, mixing time of the combined sand and quicklime, and storage of the mixed material.
Different organ microenvironments may impose distinct requirements for complete clinically relevant colonization, thus resulting in a selective metastasis distribution [ 23].
L. infantum strain MCAN/US/2001/FOXYMO1, similar to the common European zymodeme MON-1, circulating dog-to-dog in North America maintained all necessary requirements for complete development within sandflies.
