The phrase "set prerequisites for" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is used when discussing requirements or conditions that must be fulfilled before something else can happen. Here is an example: "The university has set prerequisites for enrolling in their advanced mathematics course. Students must have completed a course in calculus and have a minimum grade point average of 3.5."
Attentive to this current state of affairs, and to the phenomenology of the body, Beauvoir sets two prerequisites for liberation.
Indeed, manipulated raw speech sequence must meet a set of prerequisites for a consistent use of the ITU-T G.729 speech CODEC and the SQA algorithm defined in ITU-T Rec.
As a result, this paper sets up the prerequisites for a high-level framework to design sustainable plants in the supply chain of e-waste.
The various measures were set as prerequisites by Greece's European partners for Athens to qualify for a new international bailout worth nearly $100 billion.
The precise data set is the prerequisite for a novel approach to calculate copolymer compositions in case of variable monomer reactivity.
A local curvature minimum is thus set as a prerequisite for a given site to be considered as a possible dyad axis, and the calculation of S sym is only to take place in sites fulfilling this condition.
Only Denver seems to meet a prerequisite Martin set for his search, a team that can contend for a championship.
The list includes several minority candidates -- a prerequisite set down by Commissioner Bud Selig as mandatory for any such search.
Moreover, in the special case where an upper bound is set for RT users probabilistic prerequisites, that is,, then the two normalized parameters are defined as (11).
The paper represents the view of an ongoing discussion of German federal and state environmental agencies in a semi-annual meeting series and aims at framing a set of minimum requirements and prerequisites for climate impact projects and decision support.
Naming a board was a prerequisite for tapping into $100 million that the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation had set aside for the center, which is to be designed by Frank Gehry.
