The phrase "will be required from" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: In order to complete the project successfully, a high level of commitment and effort will be required from all team members.
Increased notice will be required from women returning from maternity leave – 16 weeks instead of eight.
"No doubt forbearance will be required from time to time," he wrote.
When the dust settles more discretion will be required from an England No7.
KPMG adds: "Furthermore, current indications are that further funds will be required from shareholders for cure payments in respect of the test periods ending in 2011.
Because the creation of the climate service involves shuffling money within the Commerce Department, approval will be required from Congressional appropriations committees.
Strong action on emissions will be required from developing countries, even if rich countries reduce their emissions to zero by 2030 (it is more likely they will reduce emissions to around 11-14 billion tonnes).
Visas will be required for visitors from Russia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Moldova and Belarus, and talks are under way to introduce visas for Macedonians.
At the remaining checkpoints, medical examinations will be required for visitors from nations identified by the World Health Organization as having serious SARS outbreaks.
New analytical methods will be required for genotypes derived from sequencing data.
From next season, all 128 professionals will be required to play from round one in eight major tournaments.
In February, TV stations will be required to switch from analog broadcasting to digital, which is less susceptible to radio interference.
