The phrase "a general necessity for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance or requirement of something in a broad or overarching context.
Example: "There is a general necessity for improved communication in the workplace to enhance collaboration and productivity."
Alternatives: "a widespread need for" or "a common requirement for".
Assuming that the hippocampus is indeed crucially involved in spatial navigation and memory of bats, this observation would imply that adult hippocampal neurogenesis is not of general necessity for superior performance in spatial abilities.
14 15 The use of diagnostic techniques and antibiotics might encourage belief in antibiotics and in the necessity of seeing a general practitioner for the problem, thus "medicalising" a condition that is often self limiting.
This money would be used to pay for the general necessities of society – the armed forces, the police, the judicial system and to top up the monthly contributions into the personal savings accounts of the poorest, those who were unable to keep their own contributions at an acceptable level to guarantee a reasonable future pension and the like.
A champion is an absolute necessity for a successful implementation.
So, we make a general characterization for the general operator (T_{n}[M]) and we avoid the necessity of calculating the Green's function and to study its sign dependence on the real parameter M.
General anesthesia and endotracheal intubation are a luxury rather than a necessity for many video-assisted thoracic surgery (VATS) operations.
Section Conclusion will address the necessity for the development of guidelines and best practices for RAMP software system development, where a general framework for RAM is proposed.
Thus, dsRNA is a necessity for A-to-I editing.
Consequently, there will always be a necessity for inpatient hysteroscopy under general anaesthetic, and this cohort of women are at higher risk of complications due to increasing operative complexity, higher incidence of cervical stenosis, postmenopausal cervical atrophy and co-morbidities [7].
