The phrase "also be needed and" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It can be used when discussing additional requirements or necessities in a sentence, but it needs to be part of a complete thought.
Example: "In addition to the main components, there may also be needed and additional resources to complete the project."
Alternatives: "may also be required" or "could also be necessary".
Dental and orthodontic services for optimal dental form and function may also be needed, and some patients may require psychological intervention for the development of healthy self-esteem.
Changes to the container design and materials may also be needed, and the overall battery design may need to include an internal or external means to maintain the applied pressure throughout battery life.
Rules and regulations might also be needed – and can be justified from the point of view of Pareto efficiency – in cases of what Basu (2007) has called the "large number problem": some form of behavior, although harmless in itself, may have a negative impact if committed by a large number of people.
Flexibility to design such models and create enabling policies will also be needed, and donors should be cognizant of this.
Finally, trust and connections beyond the community may also be needed, and the process of framing may develop as many or more questions than it addresses.
More intensive research, using a mix of qualitative and quantitative methodologies, may also be needed to understand and explain observed differences, prior to further surveillance.
More funds of around £150m a year will also be needed for surface and groundwater flooding.
Help will also be needed from Nigeria, Ghana and other interested neighbors in establishing a new transitional Liberian government.
Such collaboration would also be needed to design and implement targeted retention initiatives aimed at keeping younger nurses in rural and remote communities.
Rule and equipment changes may also be needed, given that many player and stick contact injuries were concussions.
Ultimately, more community engagement and additional innovative strategies may also be needed to reach the most remote and vulnerable women.
