The phrase "a rethink is needed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when suggesting that a new consideration or evaluation of a situation or decision is necessary.
Example: "After reviewing the project's progress, it became clear that a rethink is needed to address the challenges we are facing."
Alternatives: "a reassessment is required" or "a reconsideration is necessary."
Much can be done to improve the efficiency of collateral-management systems, and a rethink is needed on what counts as a safe asset.But the whirring of financiers' minds also spells trouble.
A rethink is needed, with a bigger focus on debt, aid and infrastructure.Behold the thermostat solutionEven though Ukraine's debt burden has soared from 40% of GDP in 2013 to perhaps 70% now, both the government and the IMF still claim that it can meet its debt payments.
The Scottish Wildlife Trust says a rethink is needed of how the Ospar rules are applied, due to the multibillion-pound cost of decommissioning rigs – and because in some cases it would be better for the environment to leave platforms to become artificial reefs for marine life.
Instead, a rethink is needed to create new scenarios for urban transportation, scenarios that really improve people's lives rather than protecting the interests of a few.
Lagarde said a rethink was needed after several reports, including one by the IMF this month, found corporate tax systems failed to reflect changes in the global economy.
He said the LGA had warned the government that the funding methodology was "fundamentally flawed", and said a rethink was needed.
Finally, Ostrom is justified for her critique of the Leviathan solution to the tragedy of commons but a rethinking is needed of her critique of private property rights and markets.
If the words of our politicians are to have real meaning, a major rethink is needed, says a veteran of Iraq and Bosnia.
A fundamental rethink is needed, argues Starmer, leading to a specific and legally enforceable victims' law.
Neil Gerrard, a Labour MP who has repeatedly criticised asylum policies, believes a radical rethink is needed.
