The phrase "a later need" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a requirement or necessity that arises at a subsequent time.
Example: "We may not require additional resources now, but there could be a later need as the project progresses."
Alternatives: "a future requirement" or "a subsequent necessity".
There may be a later need to reinstate Beckham, an unsurpassed crosser of the ball, but only after the teenager has been allowed a proper opportunity.
PD was, however, a safe initial dialysis modality in all subgroups of patients in our study, as mortality rates were not affected by a later need of treatment conversion in our intention-to-treat analyses.
On the contrary, agreement on high ratings of CBCL and TRF total problems scores is a strong predictor of a child's later need for professional help [ 10, 11].
With Manchester United beating Charlton Athletic 4 1 on 3 May 2003, Arsenal, a day later, needed a win against Leeds United to restore any hope of finishing top of the league.
What if you later need a reference from someone you castigated?
United continued to make chances throughout the game, but despite Arsenal making a couple of chances themselves, the match finished at 1 0 and United travelled to the Emirates Stadium a week later needing only to avoid defeat to become the first defending champions to reach the final since Juventus in 1997.
The fellowship has also given him a head start on developing grant-writing and administrative skills he will later need as a PI, he adds.
In addition to gaining scientific skills, Gelhaus also works on the transferable skills she'll later need as a PI: She has been managing undergrads and graduate students on rotation in the lab and teaching biochemistry classes.
Functional and cognitive impairment after and during acute hospitalization in older adults is a major determinant of the later need for health resources.
Instead, it has steadily cemented their links with Russia, building up military facilities and giving the local people Russian passports (a transparent ploy to justify a later purported need to "protect" Russian citizens).
They suggested that either an angiogenesis-inhibiting drug such as angiostatin or the reintroduction of chemotherapy at a later time need to be discussed as alternative treatment strategies.
