The phrase "a need to neutralize" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where there is a requirement or necessity to make something neutral or to counteract a situation.
Example: "In order to maintain peace, there is a need to neutralize any potential threats before they escalate."
Alternatives: "a necessity to counteract" or "a requirement to mitigate".
Therefore, there is a need to neutralize the potential adverse effects of climate change if welfare losses to this vulnerable segment of the society are to be averted (Hassan and Nhemachena 2008; Molua and Lambi 2006; Mano and Nhemachena 2006).
In many of these cases, "faith" has been driven less by a deeply felt piety than a need to neutralize the impact of inconvenient data that might interfere with the imperatives of empire, such as going to war or ramping up fossil fuel production.
Inclusion criteria were acute traumatic elbow instability not manageable with immobilization in flexion, persistent instability of a terrible triad injury after surgical repair, the need to neutralize tenuous fixation of an unstable coronoid fracture, and elbow instability resulting from the surgical release of a fused elbow.
You need to neutralize the negative and turn it into a positive.
Whose opposition do we need to neutralize?
We need to neutralize the force that's kept them quiet.
Froman agreed that we will need to neutralize, co-opt or marginalize these and others such as Nicaragua, Cuba, Ecuador.
Fields understood that to win he especially would need to neutralize resentments, fears and prejudices by blurring his color into the background where it was subordinate to his character.
But they will need to neutralize right-handed hitter Steve Pearce, who batted.297 with a.395 OBP and.757 slugging percentage against the Yankees this season.
Republican strategists say they don't need to win the argument on Medicare; they just need to "neutralize" the Democrats' historical advantage on the issue — so they can get back to talking about the economy.
In one damning passage of the report, it is mentioned that "Froman agreed that we will need to neutralize, co-opt or marginalize" the more radical Latin American bloc including Nicaragua, Cuba, Ecuador and others.
