The phrase "a need is seen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express that a need has been identified or recognized.
Example: "In the recent survey, a need is seen for improved mental health resources in the community."
Alternatives: "a need is identified" or "a need is recognized."
Over the years, a need was seen for a standard protocol that could allow participants in a chat, videoconference, interactive gaming, or other media to initiate user sessions with one another.
As the jumble of donated parts began to take the form of a complete car, a need was seen for a nice dashboard plate into which the rudimentary gauges could be set.
In particular, a need was seen for encoding the most important information - pathologies and drugs although not exclusively - as this has the capacity of making such information usable in an epidemiological context while maintaining a friendly approach towards clinical users.
Among the staff, quality is perceived more important than quantity, and to provide adequate help to a patient in need is seen as a reward.
> -wrap-foot> aNumber of patients unknown due to lack of clarity in question The highest percentages of patients with an unmet need were seen within the physical domain (Table 2).
The fact that she is the proud parent of a child with special needs is seen as a credential, not an impediment, to performing a job that seems a little short on real duties anyway.
He said the aim was to ensure "those with highest levels of clinical need are seen in a more timely manner".
The experience of caring for a child with complex care needs is seen as an evolving process, changing with the illness trajectory and as the child matures [ 9].
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Needs are seen as an amplification of the often more abstract values and are expected to be easier voiced by the participants.
