The phrase "after the needed" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that occurs following a necessary action or requirement, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "Please complete the tasks after the needed adjustments have been made."
Alternatives: "after the necessary" or "following the required".
With most of the inspected planes returned to service after the needed repairs had been made, an additional 83 remained to be inspected, and sporadic delays continued at airports around the country today.
The potential of the virtual PPD-lab in managing the complexity in the verification of formulated products, after the needed models have been developed and implemented, is highlighted in this paper through a case study from industry dealing with the verification of a hair spray product.
The words "for operational continuity of the functions transferred" after "the needs" are omitted as executed.
Nothing shows more powerfully the duty of every man to look after the needs of others".
"We believe that there is a provider God who looks after the needs of the food bank.
Sometimes I do piece work, but it might not suffice to look after the needs of the children.
However, they may apply for any vacancies that exist in the dormitories after the needs of regular students have been met.
Apoptosis also removes cells that are normal but no longer needed, such as cells that produce antibodies after the need for the antibody has passed.
Many such students transfer each year, but from now on, their applications will be considered only after the needs of students in the most troubled schools are met.
In his speech, Mr. Hague also said there were far more groups "looking after the needs and rights of criminals" in Britain than there were supporting victims of crime.
Mr. Carey conceded that the original request for public comment did not spell out this change; it was added later, he said, after the need for change became clear.
