The phrase "the present requirement" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a requirement or condition that currently exists. For example: "The present requirement is that all students must wear a face covering in school."
The present requirement for "at facility" polysomnograms requires many residents in mountain communities to descend in elevation for sleep testing, which may cause misleading results regarding the severity of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA).
Among them are strategies for dealing with the intractable problems of Russia and China, the issue of expanding NATO farther into Eastern Europe, the manifold complications of expanding free world trade and the doubts that surround the present requirement that the Pentagon be prepared to fight simultaneous wars in two different theaters of war.
The measure, which has wide support in the art world but whose prospects in politics have not been measured, would allow people who produce works in the fine arts to receive full copyright protection simply by registering the works with the Copyright Office, removing the present requirement that c be displayed.
It is the present requirement to produce more food crops from the extant resources.
In particular, the reforms must include a constitutional amendment which decreases the threshold for parliamentary election from the present requirement necessitating ten percent of the popular vote.
The multiple possible explanations for stable prescription rates per consultation amid reduced consultations add to the present requirement for a whole-system examination of the main policy dilemmas around antibiotics in OM, separate from mere promotion of guidelines.
Highly Competitive THE November issue of The Atlantic Monthly reprints "The Present Requirements of Admission to Harvard College," first published in 1892.
The testing speed, the high sensitivity to shallow cracks and the crack sizing are the present requirements in ECT.
General Groves testified before the Board that he did not regret having made the decision to clear Dr. Oppenheimer in consideration of all of the circumstances which confronted him in 1943 but that under the present requirements of the Atomic Energy Act, as he interprets them, he would not clear Dr. Oppenheimer today.
Notwithstanding their traumatic historical experiences, neither the Israelis nor the Palestinians can or should use history to foreshadow the present requirements to make peace.
Some inconveniences of the existing solutions have been taken into account, keeping contact with bench molecular biologists and focusing on the present requirements of their research.
