The phrase "a critical need to develop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing the importance or urgency of developing something, such as a skill, project, or solution.
Example: "There is a critical need to develop new strategies for addressing climate change."
Alternatives: "an urgent requirement to create" or "a pressing necessity to establish".
Therefore, there is a critical need to develop novel therapeutic strategies for GBM.
Hence, there is a critical need to develop more efficacious therapies.
In this context, there was a critical need to develop implant technologies to promote bone healing.
Therefore, there is a critical need to develop better strategies to inhibit metastatic cancer.
There is a critical need to develop effective targeted therapies for the treatment of this lethal disease.
There is a critical need to develop a method to measure the active metabolite of MSC, rather than total Se.
In the process of developing an anti-methamphetamine (METH) vaccine, we realized the critical need to develop an inexpensive, rapid method for accurate quantitation of the epitope density on both small and large proteins.
While this is not meant to be an exhaustive survey of potential measures, the review is meant to highlight some promising recent efforts and to emphasize the critical need to develop a new collection of cognitive tasks that are cost-effective, available within the public domain, useful across all levels of CR and derived from translational efforts in cognitive neuroscience.
Homage is a visual call to action, reminding us of the critical need to develop sound policies, enforceable laws and practical commitment to identify, manage and protect against the terrible risks of an unquenchable pursuit of energy at any cost.
Gerstner clearly describes the importance of a consistent, customer-focused corporate culture, how change needs to be encouraged and managed, and the critical need to develop and encourage leaders in the organization.
This study highlights the critical need to develop cheap, effective treatment technologies for contaminants-laden leachate generated from open dumps and under-designed landfills.
