The phrase "a necessitated" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not commonly used and may confuse readers, as "necessitated" is typically used as a verb rather than an adjective.
Example: "The changes were necessitated by the new regulations."
Alternatives: "a required" or "an essential".
This ensemble typically plays in intimate settings; filling a cathedral necessitated amplification.
(Genzlinger) 'GAUGUIN/SAVAGE LIGHT' After a break necessitated by health problems, George Fischoff, who composed some 1960s pop hits, is back with this one-man musical about Paul Gauguin.
(Brantley) 'GAUGUIN/SAVAGE LIGHT' After a break necessitated by health problems, George Fischoff, who composed some 1960s pop hits, is back with this one-man musical about Paul Gauguin.
Much of the polemic in his later works consists of a justification of this interest in an astrologically necessitated universe in the face of traditional theological objections.
"C.E.C. has never had a disruption of a contract in New Jersey or any other state, never missed a payroll, and never had a basis that necessitated disclosure of a nonissue," the company said.
Thomas was able to complete the bridge, and ended up raising a total cost for construction of $4,000 18599 USD ($ in ))), an expedient necessitated by the lack of funds in the company treasury.
The truth is, we knew for decades that Iraq had nuclear, chemical and biological weapons programs -- yet it was only after 9/11 that these programs were viewed as an intolerable threat that necessitated a regime change.
Becoming such an asset necessitated internalizing and living up to the highest ethical ideals of the community.
Though this technological advance would likely shorten analysis time and improve reproducibility, the lack of such an approach necessitated direct user interaction.
(GP, female, 38 years old) Travel and cost: Participants (15) were conscious of the difficulty some patients faced when they were advised to see a dentist that necessitated travel to a regional centre, acknowledging that this was 'expensive' and given that travel could be '200 km each way' on occasion 'almost impossible'.
