The phrase "accompanying need" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a need that exists alongside or in conjunction with something else.
Example: "The project requires careful planning, and there is an accompanying need for additional resources to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "associated need" or "complementary need".
Along with the travel improvements, however, have come more people, with the accompanying need to lodge and feed them, meaning more yaks and goats grazing, and more searchers collecting plants for medicinal purposes.
He added: "In these days of widespread decline and the accompanying need for increasingly effective conservation, this perverse anomaly strikes me as particularly inexcusable on any level.
With the fast pace of technology, and the accompanying need to stay up to date with the latest developments in our fields, today, the roles have flipped.
As Hannah-Jones said in her reporting, we have decided that integration is simply "not worth the trouble". The "trouble," in this case, is the accompanying need for families and communities to confront and reckon with their unconscious biases.
It concludes that the implementation of sensor systems illustrates the need to balance data protection against the negative privacy obligations of the state under the ECHR and the Charter and the accompanying need to ensure that surveillance of communications and associated metadata reach established principles of legality and proportionality.
And the accompanying need to rein in costs will also have a negative impact on fee-based revenues.
Social franchising differs from social marketing by focusing on providing a service (typically a clinical service), such as inserting and removing contraceptive implants, along with providing the accompanying needed products.
But the bodyguards accompanying him need not have worried.
A useful means for partitioning this problem is to consider a set of static snapshots of contexts with accompanying stakeholder needs over fixed periods of time, herein called "epochs".
Because lean tissue has a higher metabolic rate than fat, the leaner youth is able to ingest relatively large amounts of energy and the accompanying nutrients needed for healthy growth.
Osteofasciocutaneous flap accompanying radius needing a subsequent 6-week immobilization can be harvested for mandible reconstruction, but its usage is limited due to the high risk of fracture from low mechanical strength.
