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'It necessitates' is correct and usable in written English.
It is generally used to express a necessity or requirement for something to happen. For example: "The nature of the job necessitates long hours and frequent travel."
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It necessitates a battle plan.
It necessitates abstraction -- and that, oddly enough, brings out the fleshiness of Brecht's play.
It necessitates a more active form of participation than just looking".
"It necessitates, among other things, overcoming personal suffering and undertaking the task in spite of personal tragedy".
It necessitates automatic "trigger cuts" (if the state's finance director confirms his conclusion next month, which is likely).
It necessitates simplified interfaces.
It necessitates a multiplicity of minds.
It necessitates a different sort of grip, but not one I found problematic.
It necessitates the adoption of a UI design method, centered on language application.
It necessitates also a very good knowledge of the detectors to be shielded.
It necessitates further validation by the retrospective analysis of surgical series in terms of implant survival.
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