"violate requirement" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it in situations when someone is not abiding by the conditions or expectations of a situation. For example, "The tenant violated the rental requirement by keeping a pet without prior approval."
The review also could consider whether the officers violated requirements like notifying a supervisor or calling an ambulance.
The groups contend that the agency exceeded its legal authority and violated requirements to publicize and explain its proposals.
Greenstein said when cuts are required to the Medicaid program, only a few optional benefits can be reduced without violating requirements for the state's participation in the program it runs with the federal government.
A specific example of trade treaty effects on health-related food policies includes the long-standing dispute between the European Union and several countries over the EU ban on hormone-treated beef (the ban violates requirements for scientific risk assessments under the WTO Agreement on Sanitary and Phytosanitary Standards) [ 39].
The bill would require people to have insurance but reduced the penalties for those who violate the requirement.
Hospitals and doctors who violate a requirement of the 1986 law can be fined $50,000 for each violation and can be excluded from Medicare.
But individual members of regular armed forces can possibly violate the requirement of distinction from the civilian population when not wearing a uniform.
A third approach to instrumental incoherence holds that one need not violate any requirement of reason in being instrumentally incoherent.
Sneaky intentions violate this requirement of openness, and therefore apparently they must be ruled out one way or another.
A number of published MHD simulations of jets in long axial cylindrical regions violate this requirement and are therefore unphysical.
The AOH articles violate this requirement.
