The phrase "also need to extend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the necessity to broaden or lengthen something, such as a deadline, a project, or a service.
Example: "In addition to our current tasks, we also need to extend the deadline for the project to ensure quality work."
Alternatives: "also require an extension" or "also need to broaden".
We also need to extend unemployment pay.
As well as holding UK companies operating overseas accountable, we also need to extend our domestic slavery law to allow victims of slavery and trafficking in the UK to properly sue their enslavers and traffickers for civil compensation.
In addition, if k s >v k, we also need to extend the v zone.
Third, we also need to extend the brand, we want to make it iconic.
We also need to extend the density field ρ S of the creature (defined in (10)) to the whole domain Ω by setting ρ ( x, t ) = { ρ F for all x ∈ F ( ξ ( t ), θ ( t ), t ), ρ S ( x, t ) for all x ∈ S ( ξ ( t ), θ ( t ), t ), t ≥ 0. (27).
Dialogue will also need to extend beyond MIAW and Election Day.
Companies do these days talk a lot about creating an internal culture where mistakes are part of the learning process and therefore should be shared, but have not generally reached the stage that this also needs to extend to their relationships to external stakeholders.
Studies employing combinations of agents in androgen-independent preclinical models are also needed to extend these observations to a setting more similar to advanced CaP patients.
Although we could not find any remnants of p1 in the 3' flanking regions, we also needed to extend the analysis to the 5' flanking regions.
The partnership effort also needs to extend into the routine practice of local health and social services, public health practitioners, researchers and the private sector.
Also, the troops may need to extend their presence to ensure that the provisions of the peace agreement are carried out.
