The phrase "a conclusion needs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the requirements or elements necessary to reach a conclusion in an argument or analysis.
Example: "In order to support your thesis, a conclusion needs to summarize the main points and provide a final perspective."
Alternatives: "a conclusion requires" or "a conclusion necessitates".
● Clinical outcome tends to be worse with serotype O1 and better with O2, but a firm conclusion needs a larger group size.
When it comes to Experiment 3, then a very different conclusion needs to be drawn.
The conclusion needs a much clearer explanation of how the findings add to our understanding of stroke prevention.
A potential assassination with no conclusion needs to be resolved, particularly in a Middle East still battered by new conflicts with the same old arguments.
To get to a conclusion, one needs to have a profound sense of history and to have traveled the globe.
She watched with interest as Hamilton tangoed to high marks on ABC's "Dancing with the Stars" this year (he also did the cha-cha and rumba) and drew a conclusion: He needs more sun.
Extraneous distractions had no impact on GP performance in this underpowered pilot study, a conclusion which needs to be confirmed in a larger study.
However, the lack of any transformation suggests that transformation may require an immune reaction, a conclusion that needs confirmation, not only because of its importance, but also owing to the limited extent of the data and because extreme immuno-suppression might have compromised the health of the mice.
Therefore, our result supports the hypothesis that the underlying heterogeneous echogenicity of the thyroid gland can influence the differentiation of benign and malignant nodules, especially the US analysis of margins of thyroid nodules, a conclusion which needs verification with further studies.
This conclusion needs to be verified by further studies.
