The phrase "a mandatory need" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something is not just necessary but required by rules or regulations.
Example: "In order to comply with safety standards, a mandatory need for protective equipment has been established."
Alternatives: "an essential requirement" or "a necessary obligation".
The mandatory need for HIT implementation for improving quality of services was reported by 45%% doctors, 31 % nurses and 25%% administrators.
The primary objective of both tabulated surveys was to select studies on the basis of the mandatory need for the evaluation of the FDG-PET scans based on an automatic, unbiased voxel-based analysis in order to achieve higher confidence in diagnostic accuracy to significantly reduce the gap with post-mortem gold standard confirmatory diagnosis.
They amount to denying a person their mandatory needs, so as to make them suffer; or inflicting the greatest amount of pain humanly possible.
Only those fields marked as mandatory needs to be filled up during initial save.
Now, on the parallel track and I think this is very important is the mandatory needs assessment, which the individual must submit to.
Once you have a mandatory registration you need a structure to regulate that.
This results in a mandatory and timely need for treatment, otherwise associated with high mortality.
The poor uptake in the pilots suggests that a mandatory system is needed, although the case for that has not yet been made and more analysis of the pilots is needed.
Woodford, who sounded the alarm in 2011 over a £1.1bn fraud at the Japanese camera and optical instruments company, says a mandatory change is needed to prevent similar scandals at other companies.
A mandatory reporting scheme needs to be devised that complements good safeguarding policies, where they exist, and provides clarity about the obligations of those in positions of authority over children.
