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Why is the composite map defined on the given domain in the definition of a smooth map between manifolds?

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This is a definition from the book Introduction to manifolds by Tu (Page 61 definition 6.5)

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My question is related to the highlighted part. Why is the highlighted portion the domain of the composition? Is it part of the definition or does it naturally follow somehow?

differential-geometry manifolds smooth-manifolds
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