The phrase "a result need" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a necessity or requirement for a specific outcome, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "In order to achieve our goals, we must identify a result need that aligns with our objectives."
Alternatives: "a need for results" or "a requirement for outcomes".
This is shortsighted because many of those outside the care systems may as a result need to draw on health and other services earlier as a result".
They lack the back office and infrastructure of their larger brethren and as a result, need more help.
In addition, the new chips give off too much heat, and as a result need a more powerful cooling system and a superior quality motherboard, which is at least 50% more expensive than any Intel motherboard.
That said, there is a way to solve this issue and that is by simply acknowledging that both verbs bring meaning to the clause and, as a result, need to be annotated as separate processes of the Transitivity system when doing discourse analysis.
If Oceana's petition is successful and these great whites are added onto the Endangered Species List, they would, as a result, need to be granted greater protections from gillnets and other human threats.
46 47 Vulnerable women, who fear partner abandonment and who may be reluctant to have treatment for breast cancer as a result, need to be identified and supported by healthcare professionals.
Humanity, as a result, needs a new purpose, a new narrative, to define our existence.
As a result, need-based social programs become politically vulnerable, and politics veers sharply to the right.
They contained a lot of timber, which was often unseasoned and as a result needed careful upkeep.
Or more specifically: if a team wins 25 or fewer games -- a result needed to maximize success in the lottery -- what happens in future NBA seasons?
As a result, needed interventions may be withheld or pregnancies perceived to be at risk may be terminated.
