The phrase "alike needed" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express that something is similarly required, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The resources are alike needed for both projects."
Alternatives: "similarly required" or "equally necessary".
Children and adults alike needed better end-of-life treatment, she said.
Drawing on lessons learned during the financial crisis that began in Asia in 1997, Mr. Greenspan said industrialized and developing countries alike needed to focus on developing strong banking systems and active capital markets so that if one source of financing dried up, another would be available.
"All this just gives labor a terrible black eye," said Charles Craver, a labor expert at George Washington University, who said unions and corporations alike needed stricter accounting procedures "When workers decide whether they're going to vote for unionization, this is the type of thing that has a long-lasting negative impact".
On Pietersen, who was again the victim of a left-arm spinner - Rangana Herath - for just three, Trott insisted that the team and supporters alike needed to get behind him.
Fans and detractors alike need to stop the special treatment.
Foreign and domestic businesses alike need to attract skilled foreign workers.
Yet smartphones and tablets alike need both long-range and local connectivity.
Until that is addressed, data collectors and advertisers alike need to be careful.
For Marty, ski companies and skiers alike need to take more responsibility.
Skeptics and supporters of the video alike need to recognize that the effects of the LRA are immediate and real.
According to "Political Overdose Alert" [June 4], Democrats and Republicans alike need only big doses of money to pump up candidates.
