The phrase "a need to supplement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the necessity to add or enhance something, such as information, resources, or support.
Example: "After reviewing the report, I realized there is a need to supplement our findings with additional data to strengthen our conclusions."
Alternatives: "a requirement to add" or "a necessity to enhance".
But plainly she feels a need to supplement it.
Some moms may interpret this natural behavior as a need to supplement the baby with formula.
There is a need to supplement these findings with quantitative estimates and to develop psychosocial and educational interventions to rehabilitate children with epilepsy who have these difficulties.
But the 37-year-old, who reclaimed the captaincy in April, believes there is a need to supplement the attack with more pace if they are to trouble an India side they have failed to bowl out twice in this series.
There may be a need to supplement group activities with some specific individual interventions - for instance, individual follow-up for vulnerable children.
There exist knowledge gaps in the education of specialist nurses in child health care and there is a need to supplement their education.
"I'd say that in this high-cost area, 90percentt of the time there's an economic need to supplement a pension or Social Security".
While reduction in cancer-specific mortality is the gold standard for surveillance tools, there is a pressing need to supplement mammography in high-risk women, particularly for BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutation carriers who are diagnosed with a high rate of interval tumors, roughly 50% [ 45].
As a result of these deficiencies, there is an urgent need to supplement and ultimately replace these field kits with a quantitative, accurate, precise, sensitive, inexpensive, and environmentally safe laboratory method for measuring As in Bangladesh's drinking water.
However, there is an urgent need to supplement and ultimately replace these field kits with an inexpensive laboratory method that can measure As to the more protective 10 μg/L World Health Organization (WHO) health-based drinking water guideline.
There is thus an urgent need to supplement PSA with novel biomarkers that enhance its specificity so that unnecessary biopsies can be avoided.
