"requirements placed upon" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to convey the idea that certain expectations or demands have been imposed on someone or something, often by an external authority or entity. Example: The company's success is largely due to the high standards and strict requirements placed upon its employees.
"I think it's all of the aforementioned conflicts between the involved parties, and the legal requirements placed upon most posters," he says.
"Sophie's Choice" is a long and discursive opera, but it does offer a payoff at the pivotal moment of Sophie's actual choice: and here Mr. Maw's music rises to meet the dramatic requirements placed upon it.
The largest risk hardware companies have taken, said Casey, are the financial and inventory requirements placed upon them by retailers.
"In these situations, custody officers are aware of, and act in accordance with, the legal requirements placed upon them".
We show that scratch resistance is one of the main mechanical requirements placed upon such functionalizing thin films.
Due to their complexity and the plethora of requirements placed upon them, healthcare systems so far have not been adequately modeled for the purpose of software development.
We discuss the requirements for identifying additional specific growth factors and evaluating the optimal combination of cells, growth factors and scaffolds that is able to respond to the functional demand placed upon cartilage tissue replacement in clinics.
Due to planning requirements, the stand had a height restriction placed upon it, making it significantly lower than the other three sides of the ground, and due to the road layout behind it is narrower at one end than the other.
We seek to define the environmental stresses that our system and its parts shall experience in each of these categories so that when the system is placed in service, it can withstand the combined environmental stresses placed upon it while satisfying its performance requirements.
On the other hand, if the emphasis is placed upon the more traditional language, "freedom of speech and of the press," the requirements and prerogatives of a self-governing people are apt to be made more of.
This was due both to the lack of shipping available from the United Kingdom, as well as the limitations placed upon the flow of such goods from Britain due to their own increased requirements.
