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Is the use of the word "of" correct in the following sentence, or this there a better word? The meaning should be "which requirement the platform must fulfil".

The most important requirements of the platform are performance and functionality.

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Of is a preposition. I have edited accordingly. Also changed right to correct, as it makes for an easier read. Thanks. – Jimi Oke Mar 5 '11 at 2:30

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I would say 'for', but it's understandable as is.

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