The phrase "activity will be needed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that some form of action or task is required in a particular context.
Example: "In order to complete the project on time, additional activity will be needed from all team members."
Alternatives: "action will be required" or "effort will be necessary."
Nonetheless, improvements in objective measures of physical activity will be needed to validate these relationships.
We speculate that additional testing at high inocula and for bactericidal activity will be needed to better discriminate susceptibility versus resistance specific to intestinal decolonization.
Longitudinal studies that relate molecular biomarkers to disease activity will be needed to validate these promising data and establish a sensitive measure of change for interventional studies and patient care.
In the absence of a mitochondrial analogue to the bacterial tmRNA system that rescues stalled ribosomes (Keiler et al, 1996), PTH activity will be needed to liberate the peptide from the peptidyl-tRNA, forming a substrate that can be recycled.
Reduction of SSBs, and reformulation of sugar-rich industrial foods, may certainly contribute to reduced total sugar and energy intake, but it appears obvious that the consumption of other energy-dense foods and/or multifactorial interventions including consumer education, diet, and physical activity will be needed to achieve these goals.
The source zones emitting the highest PCE and TCE mass flow rates could be determined, representing the areas where additional investigation and remediation activities will be needed.
When executives assign a team responsibility for a result, however, the team is free indeed, compelled to find out what activities will be needed to produce the result and how those activities will fit together.
From eliminating our dependence on fossil fuels to changing the paradigm of how we extract, manufacture, distribute, and consume products worldwide, all kinds of technology-enabled activities will be needed both to reduce the impact of future changes and to remediate the mess that has been made thus far.
Robustness of the results for uncertainty in the assumptions will be evaluated in sensitivity analyses, including estimates of unit costs and volume of implementation activities (considering less activities will be needed if checklists become part of standard care).
Secondly, the further expansion of financial support from funders, government sources, or revenue-generating activities will be needed to support and retain capacity within KTPs as well as to ensure the sustainability of these activities.
In addition, coordinated promotional activities will be needed to ensure that citizens and businesses across the Union become aware of the existence of the gateway and of the advantages it offers.
