The phrase "strictly require that" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to convey a strong sense of necessity or obligation in a sentence. Example: The company's policies strictly require that all employees complete a mandatory training program before starting their job duties.
Such outside advertising campaigns are common, but Alaska election law strictly requires that there be no "coordination" between the candidate and their campaign with the so-called "527 group" organizing and producing the ads.
In addition, IARC strictly requires that any conflict of interests be divulged, and does not allow those with conflicts of interest to serve on Working Groups, although nonvoting observers who may have conflicts of interest are able to attend the Working Group meetings.
A complicating matter is that both TBP and TBP2 are required for early development in fish and frog [ 5, 6, 8, 12], and promoters that strictly require either TBP or TBP2 in embryos have been identified [ 9, 10].
From the start, the show has featured copious helpings of pay-cable nudity, much of it in scenes that don't strictly require a woman to display her impressive butt dimples as the backdrop for a monologue about kings.
For example, ligase IV and XRCC4 knockouts are lethal due to massive neuronal apoptosis and it seems that "neurons strictly require the XRCC4 and DNA ligase IV end-joining proteins" (Gao et al. 1998 Cell 95 891-902; see also Barnes et al. 1998 Curr Biol. 8 1395-8; Lee et al. 2000 Genes Dev. 14 2576-80).
One advantage of segregation analysis is that it does not strictly require availability of genetic markers on study participants.
Whereas the p38 MAPK pathway can be activated by CD28 stimulation alone in memory CD4 T cells, naive T cells strictly require concomitant TCR signaling [ 51], indicating that naive T cells are lacking an important molecule necessary to link the CD28 signaling to the p38 MAPK signaling cascade.
We note that polymerization does not strictly require multivalency at the level of an individual receptor tail.
Such findings suggest that large carnivores such as the red wolf may not strictly require habitats devoid of humans.
Notably, the aldohexuronate transporter ExuT was strictly required, indicating that C. glutamicum lacks the capacity to import sugar acids.
