The phrase "a need for continual" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the necessity for ongoing or repeated actions or processes.
Example: "In our fast-paced industry, there is a need for continual improvement to stay competitive."
Alternatives: "a requirement for ongoing" or "a necessity for constant".
A portfolio constructed without guidelines creates a need for continual re-evaluation of the buy, sell or hold question for each position.
There is therefore a need for continual curriculum reform as society itself develops.
As crisis situations are relatively rare, most of them feel a need for continual professional development training.
Thus, there is a need for continual monitoring and surveillance of H9N2 viruses in Bangladesh to identify the evolution and incremental adaptation of viruses to humans to be better prepared for potential future outbreaks.
This study highlights a need for continual discussions about alcohol consumption during pregnancy, which could be undertaken as a standard part of routine clinical practice, such as taking blood pressure or foetal heart rate monitoring at every appointment.
Considering the documented greater risk taking behaviors in younger motorcyclists [ 16], their perceived invulnerability, misperception of risks, and unwillingness to use protective gear [ 58, 59], as well their bias regarding risky riding identified in this study, there is a particular need for continual attention to the risk-taking behaviors of young motorcyclists in Iran.
This study gives us an overview about the need for continual disaster medicine training among health professionals in China.
Lastly, one might argue that the Cultural Revolution was a result of Mao's personal philosophy about the need for continual revolution and his skillful creation of a totalitarian regime where any criticism or independent thought was to be extinguished.
In the classic story of a Chinese dynasty's fall, a weak emperor, along with a weak group of imperial managers, can no longer satisfy the people and loses the "mandate of heaven". In today's global economy, the need for continual innovation may provide a new earthly mandate for organizational change.
Also, the DHPNC provides a robust feedback loop in real-time operation without the need for continual on-line training, thus reducing any risk of possible instability associated with the neural network based controllers.
Russell, for his part, feels hemmed in by a wife whose judgment he both respects and resents, and annoyed by her need for continual reassurance.
