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The phrase "a high need" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong requirement or demand for something, often in contexts related to psychology, education, or social services.
Example: "The study revealed that there is a high need for mental health resources in underserved communities."
Alternatives: "a strong need" or "a significant need".
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Peru has a high need of irrigation in the watersheds that drain to the Pacific.
"You wouldn't think there would be a high need in Reston," Hollister said.
There is a high need for trained researchers in this field to fill positions in academia, industry, and government.
They have a high need for achievement and put every ounce of energy into achieving their goals.
Subordinates with a high need for clarity and control will find a strategic opportunist's continual experimentation frustrating rather than liberating.
These landholders indicated a high need for expert advice, labour and other resource assistance to achieve their property management objectives.
Moreover, self-paced learning should be particularly beneficial for learners with a high need for cognition (NFC).
Q. Are some people more prone to boredom than others? A. Boredom tends to afflict people who have a high need for stimulation, Professor Eastwood said.
* North Carolina cut by 21percentt funding for a program targeted at small schools in low-income areas and with a high need for social workers and nurses.
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What is a high-need patient?
A district like ours is a high-need, low-wealth, low-resources district.
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