This is a perfectly correct phrase which can be used in written English.
You can use it when describing what someone should have or possess in order to fulfill a certain role or task. For example, "To be hired as a professional accountant, applicants must have the requisite credentials."
She has earned the requisite credentials, first as a county court judge and then as a district attorney crusading against domestic violence.
They either lacked the requisite credentials or were not familiar with the newer manufacturing technology, explains Amanda Warren, a counselor who works on employment readiness at United Ministries, a Greenville nonprofit.
In spite of the initial distance between them, Goethe had recommended Schiller for appointment to a professorship of history at the University of Jena, Schiller having presented the requisite credentials in his Geschichte des Abfalls der vereinigten Niederlande von der spanischen Regierung (1788; "History of the Revolt of the United Netherlands against the Spanish Government").
The subject of Cowell's reputation was also raised, clearly by some concerned that the man responsible for Il Divo might not be have the requisite credentials when it comes to fostering a future for electronic music.
Dr. Steiner said he might be more inclined to approve a waiver if Mr. Bloomberg appointed a chief academic officer with requisite education credentials to serve as the No. 2 person to Ms. Black.
Perhaps the first political chancellor of New York City schools was Frank J. Macchiarola, who needed a waiver from state education law to be appointed in 1978, because he lacked the requisite education credentials.
The seemingly insensitive remarks made by justice Antonin Scalia last week suggesting that black college students should be on a "slower track" were, in essence, a clumsily phrased version of an argument touted by Blum and his allies for 20 years – that students admitted to universities under affirmative action programs without the requisite academic credentials can sometimes struggle to keep up.
The PEC eventually denied Kuan a COE on the grounds that he lacked the requisite financial credentials and responsibility required by the Constitution.
Just before we were about to reach our beds we were picked up by the police for violating the curfew imposed that day and being in possession of a flak jacket, gas mask and helmet, as well as lacking the requisite press credentials you apparently need to walk the streets of Egypt without being arrested.
If you don't have the requisite private school credentials, though, you can try and make up for your lower class status through posturing.
Steiner had agonized for weeks last fall over whether to grant Black a waiver since she lacked the requisite qualifications -- no advanced degree, no teaching experience and no administrative credential.
