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Discover LudwigThe phrase "requirements imposed on" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used when discussing rules, regulations, or expectations that are placed on someone or something. Example: The company's new sustainability policy includes strict requirements imposed on all employees to reduce their carbon footprint.
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Two innovation induction strategies are considered, one centered on requirements imposed on suppliers and other oriented in developing new products.
On the other hand, merging operators violate the independence conditions, one of the requirements imposed on aggregation functions in the impossibility theorems.
Why are non-Indigenous funding requirements imposed on Aboriginal celebrations?
The requirements imposed on generator circuit-breakers greatly differ from the requirements imposed on other transmission and distribution circuit-breakers.
Those of us old enough recall the stringent requirements imposed on older applicants for private health insurance.
Political support for continuing them will be tested in coming years as the green energy requirements imposed on utilities increase.
"Sean fully complied with all the requirements imposed on him during his suspension," Goodell said in the statement.
But the guidelines weren't nearly as specific as the safety requirements imposed on standard human-driven vehicles today.
Exceptions to these requirements imposed on paper submissions may be granted for the submission of micrographic, photographic, or similar forms.
Regulatory capital requirements imposed on banks increased from 4percentt in 2010 to 6percentt in 2015.
This fourth dataset was included to study facility requirements imposed on abortion providers in comparison to other medical facilities.
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