The phrase "a much needed one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the importance or necessity of something that is being referred to, often in a context where something is lacking or required.
Example: "The new policy is a much needed one to address the ongoing issues in our community."
Alternatives: "an essential one" or "a necessary one".
Still, the move is a much needed one.
Collins explained that Congress gave IDeA an extra $50 million this year, an increase that NIH views as "a much needed one time boost".
This is a sea change, and a much needed one if women are to be accepted into leadership alongside men.
Ultimately, the films show that with the help of tools like AAC apps, we're taking another step toward inclusivity -- a much needed one.
Baby steps, and much needed ones in the first game since General Manager Bob Murray issued a statement that quelled speculation about the immediate status of Coach Bruce Boudreau.
Nonetheless it is a much needed safety net and one that should instil confidence in project sponsors to push on with projects in the knowledge that no well structured project will fail for lack of access to private finance.
5 As a result, the Ghanian National Cardiothoracic Centre (established in 1989), has been accredited by the West African College of Surgeons as a centre of excellence for the training of cardiothoracic surgeons, providing a much needed resource for West Africa, one of the poorest regions in the world.
This is a much needed diagnostic improvement for a comprehensive one-step genetic analysis.
In four hectic weeks last spring, Mr. Kent wrote a computer program that the consortium's leaders hadn't realized how much they needed, one that assembles the 400,000 fragments of DNA they had decoded into a coherent sequence.
It'll be a huge feature for the phone maker and a much-needed one if RIM wants to stay on top of the rapidly-evolving enterprise customer.
The Hollywood community has effectively become a financial arm of the Democratic party, and a much-needed one in the wild west era of political fundraising brought on by Citizens United.
