The phrase "a need in defining" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express the necessity of establishing a definition, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "There is a need in defining the terms clearly to avoid confusion."
Alternatives: "a necessity for defining" or "a requirement in defining".
Fresh thinking is needed in defining very quickly an efficient common European asylum system that will take into account the specific problems of both the refugees and the host countries.
There is a need to define sustainable development in terms which are more clearly policy-relevant, so as to facilitate the quantitative evaluation of sustainability policies.
In particular, a need to define the palliative care inpatient population and gain further understanding of the care and treatment these patients receive has been identified [ 10].
There is a need to define clear goals in the form of a strategy that includes concepts that reflect the medical model and the provided services, as well as a need to clearly define how the alliance of conventional and complementary medicine should appear.
Practically all the NGOs involve local community members or representatives of local CBOs in the process of identifying those children/families who are most in need and in defining the type of assistance needed.
There is a need to define risk more precisely in order to target interventions and a need to improve their efficacy.
The brand was announced last summer [ADPO, September 2013] and comprises application-oriented solutions that address the needs in defined end-use segments as well as the AddWorks LXR™ range of additives designed to provide particular effects in a wide variety of applications, across industry segments.
As such, there is an urgent need for a consensus in defining whether a serotype belongs to S. suis or not.
However, the outcomes have significant impact on West African society and there is certainly a need to better define these issues in order to ultimately address governmental policies, NGO programs, and international aid efforts which can have much greater positive impacts on the lives of these women.
Communities must have a voice in defining their needs and power to enact solutions to address them.
