"these two requirements" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when discussing two specific requirements or criteria that need to be met. Example: "In order to qualify for the scholarship, applicants must meet these two requirements: high academic achievement and a demonstrated passion for community service."
These two requirements in turn require the adoption of the idea of God the word idea being used in the Kantian sense, which means that no assertion is made about the metaphysical reality of God.
The magnetic parts are made from a magnetic stainless steel (alloy 250) which is a compromise between the required high magnetic saturation alloy and sensitivity to corrosion (usually these two requirements are contradictory).
"Hopefully, if we've done our work right, and if the budgets are right, these two requirements will converge," he said.
In harmonizing these two requirements, synagogue architects have experimented with layouts and necessarily veered toward modernistic or functional designs rather than traditional church styles.
I'm no statistician, but I'm pretty sure that these two requirements, taken together, make Taranto's imaginary scenario an order of magnitude more improbable than the actual scenario we encountered in 1825, 1876, 1888, and, of course, 2000.
This is how we propose to combine these two requirements: Safety first means, in practice, that New Orleans has to better adapt to threats inherent in living in a subsiding delta, so enhanced protection against hurricanes, floods and excess storm water is essential for redevelopment.
The RCEM-EMI satisfies these two requirements.
Given these two requirements Okasha offers the following argument.
Being contradictory in nature these two requirements pose design challenges.
Philosophers need to address the question of how these two requirements can be mutually satisfied.
Whether these two requirements are adequate to characterize representational status is debatable.
