‘under which prerequisites’ is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the conditions or requirements that need to be met before something can happen or be done. For example, "Before any students can enroll in the class, they must meet certain prerequisites under which they may apply."
Public benchmarking in general can be dangerous in the sense that the general public cannot be expected to understand the limitations and the prerequisites under which the results should be interpreted.
The framework under which these actions -- both prerequisites for the final lifting of United Nations penalties on Libya -- was worked out in a meeting of British and American diplomats and Libyan diplomats and bankers in London on Monday, the two envoys said.
A good understanding of possible decomposition structures and of conditions under which the corresponding structures exist is a prerequisite for any adequate circuit or system synthesis.
Fast-track a 1970s procedure under which Congress votes Fast-track ast a trade deal without amending it—is a prerequisite for any trade agreements, since other countries will never strike deals with America that could be unpicked in congressional committees.Five previous presidents have had fast-track.
Understanding the conditions under which high forces are transferred primarily through one compartment of the knee is therefore a key prerequisite for the identification of patients at risk of early onset or accelerated progression of OA, and is essential for planning and evaluating therapeutic approaches that aim to specifically alter the mechanics of tibiofemoral articulation (5).
This is an interesting idea, albeit one of the prerequisites for this model is polymorphism itself, both in terms of number of alleles and gene diversity under which the recessive mutations are maintained as a 'sheltered load' [ 71].
Perfectionism leads to the desire to be good, accepted, perfect and in control -- all of which are prerequisites of anorexia.
They mimic the natural extracellular matrix, which is prerequisite requirement for tissue engineering (TE).
In fact, about 40 per cent of Namibian children under five lack birth certificates, which are a prerequisite for state-run child welfare grants.
There are certain prerequisites without which regeneration cannot occur.
Although the detector is situated almost directly at the receiver input, which is a prerequisite for linear operation under the constraints of reasonable receiver hardware demands (see Section 2.6), we see that the estimation error grows for larger amplitudes.
