The phrase "a present need" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a current requirement or necessity that needs to be addressed immediately.
Example: "In today's fast-paced world, access to clean water is a present need for many communities."
Alternatives: "an immediate need" or "a current necessity."
Thus, there is a present need to provide a technology that surpasses the performance of current preformed gel technology.
There is a present need for therapeutic interventions aimed at improving swallow function during the early stages of PD.
Based on the selective in vivo incorporation of exogenously supplied monosaccharides into tumors, as discussed above, we reasoned that a metabolic oligosaccharide engineering approach could be used to meet a present need in understanding cancer, which is to more thoroughly characterize the role of sialoglycoproteins in tumor progression.
Because these predictions are prone to false positives and false negatives, there is an ever present need to provide material support to these assertions to firmly establish the biological function of specific miRNAs in both normal and pathophysiological contexts.
We built a regression model using all presented need characteristics as independent variables and tested for correlation with service utilization as dependent variable.
It lays out what it says is "the clear and present need for a permanent U.S. armored division deployed in Poland" and declares the country's commitment to fund such a base to the tune of up to $2 billion.
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Noticing an ever-present need for a different way to educate people on how to positively mange their money, Christina opened Smartly Academy [www.sm-artly.academy], a site dedicated to crushing the myth of the 'Starving Artists'.
Some programs feature anthem exchanges, where choir directors learn new music for their singers (an ever-present need, Ms. Damerau said).
There is an ever-present need to evaluate researchers' performance, because resources are limited and contenders are numerous.
Otherwise, there would be a roll-call vote of all legislators, with a majority of those present needed to elect.
