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Discover LudwigThe phrase "accede to the needs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of agreeing to or fulfilling someone's requirements or demands.
Example: "The management decided to accede to the needs of the employees by improving their working conditions."
Alternatives: "meet the needs" or "satisfy the needs".
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Digital technologies are portrayed as a means to open up UK HE to a global market, and as a way to accede to the needs and expectations of student-consumers; yet there are many practical and cultural issues that make it incredibly difficult to successfully provide online courses to global cohorts.
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The Academy, understandably, acceded to the need and the demand to achieve ethnic diversity and gender equality.
Many of the parties are now prepared to accede to the demand.
Insurers acceded to the demand, and the White House declared victory.
Liszt acceded to the demand and launched into his "Robert" fantasy.
"But why should we simply accede to the hijackers?
Both sides will have to accede to the courts.
Turkey would have to lift the geographical limitation to accede to the European Union, Mr. Kirisci conceded.
Iran has also started the internal legal procedure to accede to the Convention on Nuclear Safety.
Following the examination, we have concluded that we see no reason to accede to the request".
It seems unlikely that the authorities will accede to the protesters' demands.
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