The phrase "a need for supplementary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the requirement for additional resources, information, or support in a particular context.
Example: "After reviewing the project, we identified a need for supplementary materials to enhance our presentation."
Alternatives: "a requirement for additional" or "a necessity for extra".
The Birth of Stock For almost as long as there were movies, there was a need for supplementary material.
The Old River model not only helped with repairs, it also showed a need for supplementary fortification.
A need for supplementary small firm heuristics (to age, size and sector) and epistemologies (to knowledge as an asset) and research approaches are identified to better investigate this diversity.
There is a need for supplementary feeding almost every winter.
Despite intensive research in the pathological mechanisms resulting in improved and intensified treatment of diabetes and its vascular risk factors and complications, there is still a need for supplementary risk markers to understand the pathogenesis and predict the development of micro- and macrovascular disease.
There is, however, a need for a supplementary method covering the range of lower energies, down to 0.01 mJ.
First, there is a potential need for supplementary text to be translated to accompany the measure when implemented electronically, including skip alerts or other error messages that are not necessary on paper.
Assuming 400-450 infants in both pre- and post-intervention periods the study had 80% power at p = < 0.05 to detect an increase in survival from 68%to80%0%; a reduction in need for supplementary oxygen at 36 weeks post menstrual age from 11%to5.5%5% and a reduction in retinopathy of prematurity requiring treatment from 7%to2.5%5%.
The separation factor for OODD was lower than the one obtained for shark liver oil and an additional disadvantage was the need for supplementary steps of purification in order to obtain similar purity of the final product.
It provides an optimum outcome and minimizes the need for supplementary bone grafting in aseptic nonunions.
GAM rates are a particularly revealing humanitarian indicator, and reveal the need for supplementary or therapeutic feeding of children under five.
