The phrase "achieving these needs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the fulfillment or satisfaction of specific requirements or desires in various contexts, such as business, psychology, or personal development.
Example: "Our primary goal this quarter is achieving these needs to ensure customer satisfaction and loyalty."
Alternatives: "meeting these needs" or "fulfilling these needs".
The use of renewable energy is one strategy being adopted to achieve these needs; with one route being the burning of biomass and waste derived fuels in the gas turbines of highly efficient, integrated gasification combined cycle (IGCC) electricity generating units.
Teams who regularly took time out to reflect on their objectives, how they were going about achieving these and how their performance needed to change were particularly likely to be more effective and innovative.
To achieve these goals one needs to develop comprehensive mathematical models capable of predicting the molecular and morphological properties in terms of reactor configuration and operating conditions.
The events of 2015 teach us that to achieve these goals, there needs to be a clear space for child and youth development – supporting young people and their organisations and enabling them to play an active role in their communities.
In order to achieve these goals ATI needs to focus on the three key areas of: Effective segmentation and targeting of adventure travelers within the larger travel market.
To achieve these goals, we need to take three short-term steps.
"To achieve these ambitions we need to increase investment into our sport and have therefore developed a clear commercial approach to support our 2017-2025 strategy.
Trouble is, to achieve these gains you need extremely high doses of niacin, generally more than 25 (and sometimes over 150) times the RDA of 18 mg.
To achieve these goals, the need for compact reactor systems with effective component and heat integration as well as quick start-up times has been observed.
"To achieve these goals, we need to protect more land, on average, than we currently do, and much more in key places such as Madagascar, New Guinea and Ecuador," said Professor Stuart Pimm of Duke University in Durham, North Carolina, who led the research.
