The phrase 'stipulates on' is not correct and not typically used in written English.
A similar phrase, 'stipulates for,' is more commonly used, and means 'to provide for or call for something specific or detailed.' For example, "The contract stipulates for regular payment of the loan."
Cardinality constraints are assigned a degree of certainty that stipulates on which objects they hold.
Cardinality constraints and functional dependencies are assigned a degree of certainty that stipulates on which objects they hold.
Middleton (2015) also stipulates on the learner-centric aspects of smart learning and how it benefits from the use of smart technologies.
The Department of Jobs and Small Business stipulates on its website that every jobactive provider must conduct "a risk assessment of each potential Work for the Dole place they source to ensure there is a safe system of work".
Miracle Hill Ministries, a South Carolina Christian organization, stipulates on its website that foster parents must "have a lifestyle that is free of sexual sin" ― listing "pornographic materials, homosexuality, and extramarital relationships" as specific examples.
A while later, other transgenders talk about the daily challenges of being at odds with your sex of birth, ranging from which restroom to use to bickering with the police over the gender stipulated on your official I.D.
United always denied this and their chief executive, David Gill, stipulated on the eve of the Champions League final that there was absolutely no way the club would sell the player.
That price was stipulated on Instagram remaining independent in both brand and product roadmap.
I don't even want to stipulate on what it may be called.
The uncertainty measure of the ED stipulated on the calibration certificate issued by the manufacturer was 6%%.
Cooking tests approved by Bureau of Indian Standards were performed in different seasons and the device was found to meet the requirement stipulated on two figures of merit.
