The phrase "a need for strong" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing the necessity for strong qualities, actions, or attributes, but it requires additional information to clarify its meaning.
Example: "There is a need for strong leadership in times of crisis."
Alternatives: "a demand for robust" or "a requirement for powerful".
It acknowledges that "these are challenging times for councils and the library services they run", but says there is a need for strong local leadership "focused on meeting community needs".
But Kumi Naidoo, executive director of Greenpeace International, which has not signed the declaration, said there was a need for strong laws to protect forests and people, and warned that the pledge was missing ambitious targets and tangible actions.
There is a need for strong partnerships between organisations and sectors to address the complexities of violence against girls, which (as a public-private partnership) Together for Girls strives to achieve.
To enable such a mode shift there is a need for strong development of the rail system.
CONCLUSION: The increased risk of rehospitalization emphasizes a need for strong support systems and close monitoring during the 3 months after delivery.
After sign-up is complete, whenever there's a need for strong authentication at login, a push notification is sent to that registered phone.
A lack of effective complaints and investigations processes, and a need for stronger audience protection, were among the failings.
But some participants who helped develop the mobile app transparency notices said the modest gains that resulted for consumers indicated a need for stronger privacy legislation and regulation.
Explaining why he saw a need for stronger privacy protections in the digital age, Dr. Yasnoff said: "Anything you do to make information more accessible for good, laudable purposes will simultaneously make it more accessible for evil, nefarious purposes.
have been established, many neurologists and other medical experts say enough evidence exists to suggest such linkage, and thus a need for stronger rules against head contact and fighting.
This heterogeneity in plasma transfusion practice patterns probably indicates a need for stronger evidence on appropriate plasma transfusion thresholds.
