The phrase 'requirements set by' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the criteria that must be met by a certain individual or group. For example, “The requirements set by the university must be fulfilled for admission.”.
Confirmed cases of LACV infection are required to meet both the clinical and laboratory requirements set by the CDC case definition for neuroinvasive domestic arboviral diseases [ 29].
Of the 46 programs responding to both, 9 required the foreign graduate to meet standards that exceeded requirements set by the ECFMG.
The company's encryption standards exceed the requirements set by the P.C.I. council".
"However, it is too early to say that the requirements set by the RSPO Complaints Panel have been met".
If the school meets requirements set by a national evaluator it is given a flag to fly outside its building.
"They seem to have taken a step in Nebraska to meet requirements set by the Nebraskan Legislature," Mr. Carney said.
Even a state-run retirement plan must adhere to the complex requirements set by federal law and related administrative costs.
While these are the minimum age requirements set by law, many cognacs of these levels contain older brandies.
To comply with merger requirements set by the F.T.C., the company agreed to provide subscribers with an independent Internet service provider, EarthLink.
The six initial land-use plans, which attracted almost universal scorn when they were released last month, were created under requirements set by the Port Authority.
High-fat, cholesterol-laden chicken nuggets and burgers meet requirements set by the U.S.D.A. in the Dietary Guidelines for Americans, and schools can be reimbursed for selling them.
