"supported requirements" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the specific requirements that an organization or individual has to adhere to in order to receive or provide support. For example: The organization is able to provide support to applicants that meet all of the supported requirements.
For example, he was the leading critic of Fannie and Freddie in the Clinton Administration and has long supported requirements to boost bank capital.
In recent studies, 97% of organic consumers supported requirements that give animals sufficient outdoor space, which is consistent with these standards.
Teran, a former prosecutor and criminal defense attorney, also supported requirements that internal investigators interview deputies in non-hit shootings within weeks, rather than up to a year after an incident, as was previously happening in the agency.
A shared representation of the problem space by exemplary cases supports requirements analysis.
Moreover, performance varied significantly with patients' support requirements in the community.
The parameters are designed to support requirements expressed by molecular biologists in data exploration.
More than 6 in 10 Democrats and 54percentt of independents support requirements for greater flexibility, but 32percentt of Republicans say the same.
The methodology supports requirements engineers and software architects in identifying privacy weaknesses in the system they contribute to developing.
The paper presents the synthesis of a real-time metamodel to support requirements analysis of a MAS.
Critics accuse Mr. von Spakovsky, a former Republican election official in Georgia, of trying to suppress the rights of minority voters while at the Justice Department, in part by supporting requirements that voters show photo IDs.
Also supports requirements for grid-to-vehicle energy transfer.
