The phrase "all essential needs of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the fundamental requirements or necessities of a person, group, or situation.
Example: "The organization aims to address all essential needs of the community to ensure their well-being and development."
Alternatives: "all fundamental requirements of" or "all critical needs of".
To support any investigational new drug, there is an essential need of carefully designed preclinical drug in vitro and in vivo studies.
There is an essential need of new more innovative noninvasive and nontoxic delivery methods to find quick and easy solution of neurodegenerative and neuropathological diseases of CNS.
However, there is an essential need of having specialized trained lawyers that know how to work with children not only in cases where children are perpetrators of crime, but also where children are victims and witnesses.
After the course the members carried out intensive meetings in all Gaza neighbourhoods with children and parents in order to map out the essential needs of children.
Both India and China should align their health-insurance priorities with essential needs of their delivery systems.
These are usually big generators with hundreds of kilovolts of capacity, able to supply enough power for the essential needs of tens of houses.
While failing to provide for the most essential needs of a share of humankind, we also overexploit the natural resources on which future generations' well-being fundamentally depends.
They also made federal funds available to provide for the "rescue, care, shelter, and essential needs" of pets and their owners.
In the immediate aftermath of the 2003 American invasion, Kurdistan's officials were so desperate for any kind of investment that they signed off on numerous projects with only limited concern for the essential needs of the population.
It is supporting the day-to-day, essential needs of individuals and households whose lives and livelihoods have been affected either by ebola itself, or by the effect of quarantine, for example by supplying dry rations and water.
