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What is the correct and most formal way to say "since it fulfills", "as it satisfies" or "meet" the conditions?

English Language & Usage Asked by skan on December 16, 2020

My university asks me to include this text on my thesis:

Prof. Dr. XXX, as director of the doctoral thesis YYY
by Mr. ZZZ in..., authorizes for submission since it has
the conditions necessary for its defence. 

But I think it doesn’t sound well.

Should I make any changes to improve it?

Prof. Dr. XXX, as director of the doctoral thesis YYY by
Mr. ZZZ in the..., authorizes for its submission since/as
it meets/fulfills/satisfies the conditions necessary/required
for its defence. 

I also don’t know if have to suppress that "for" nor if I should write "necessary conditions".

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