The phrase "across the board needs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to requirements or necessities that apply universally or in all areas of a particular context.
Example: "The company is addressing across the board needs to improve employee satisfaction and productivity."
Alternatives: "overall requirements" or "universal needs".
"I think the adults at the school district, across the board, need to remember that there are kids who are the collateral damage to any loss of leadership, any loss of momentum, and any dysfunction and fighting," Mayor Eric Garcetti said.
I think the board needs to give more focus on maintaining reasonable class sizes and all school boards across the state need to collectively do a better job of pressuring the politicians in Sacramento to give education of our kids the priority it deserves.
Brady, who is standing by his plan to cut state spending 10percentt across-the-board, said programs like Medicaid need to be reformed to assure that only those eligible for the program receive it.
Clinical diagnostics, prognostics, and targeted therapeutics of cancer need across-the-board comprehending molecular mechanisms of cancer cells.
Instead of wasting time discussing race-day doping, the industry needs an across-the-board zero-tolerance policy.
16): America needs an across-the-board, 20 percent cut in defense spending, with additional 10 percent cuts every two years over the next decade.
The monthly jobs report is starting to show the effects of the $85 billion in across-the-board budget cuts that the government needs to carry out before the end of the fiscal year in September.
Mr. President, there is no stronger bond for building national unity than the welfare of our children – and that is why UNICEF staff in Iraq have launched an across-the-board drive to address the humanitarian needs of Iraq's young, who represent half of the country's population of 25 million.
