The phrase "a critically needed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing the importance or urgency of a particular requirement or resource.
Example: "The organization is seeking funding for a critically needed program that addresses mental health issues in the community."
Alternatives: "an urgently required" or "a vital necessity".
And this time the reaction was widely positive, giving the embattled Mr. Geithner a critically needed boost.
"This deal will waste a unique opportunity to build a critically needed maritime support facility that has broad-based community support," said Tom Fox, president of New York Water Taxi.
The Air Force today launched a critically needed defense warning satellite after three consecutive failures of the troubled Titan rocket "It's got to be the most beautiful sight I've seen in 16 years in this business," said Maj. Todd Ganger, deputy chief for missile warnings at the United States Air Force Space Command at Peterson Air Force Base, Colo.
This comprehensive assessment (to be completed in stages) is expected to lend a critically needed filter to identify successful climate models that explain recent glacier changes and change patterns (and hence, are apt to describe future changes) and to eliminate unsuccessful models.
Despite being completely unnatural, these formulas are a critically needed feeding alternative for sensitive babies.
Around the same time Michael Weinstein, the C.E.O. of Ark Restaurants, was wading through the horrors of our health care system trying to help a friend pay for a critically needed surgery, he got a call from another friend, a Democrat in the House of Representatives looking for money for his campaign war chest.
Those Morningside Heights residents oppose the school's plan to erect a 21-story building for dormitory facilities, practice rooms and a recital hall -- all critically needed, the school says.
The ability to analyze gene expression using a standard reporter is an important and critically needed tool to study gene regulation and design genetic screens for C. difficile and other anaerobic clostridia.
The results provide clear evidence of the inefficacy of current guidelines to maintain suitable breeding/resting habitat to this species and thus, a revision is critically needed.
This, coupled with a shortage of critically needed natural resources due in part to IS attacks on transnational pipelines, has forced Jordan to increase its reliance on imports from countries like Saudi Arabia, China, and the US; the country's public debt now stands at more than $35 billion.
On the ground in Lebanon and Syria, UNICEF teams have been developing a list of critically needed emergency supplies, including essential drugs, water and sanitation equipment and recreation materials.
