The phrase "also need to pick" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating an additional requirement or task that needs to be addressed, often in a list of things to do.
Example: "In addition to completing the report, I also need to pick up the supplies for the meeting."
Alternatives: "also have to choose" or "also must select".
You also need to pick the right artist carefully.
He would also need to pick up support from moderates who have doubts about the Clintons.
He will also need to pick up the cudgels on behalf of international students.
You'll also need to pick up some modelling equipment, paints and brushes since the game's miniatures come unassembled and unpainted.
CalPERS will also need to pick a new president at a meeting on February 16th, if not before.Other big public pension funds, though less politicised than CalPERS, are watching with interest.
Next, the user needs to select a user-id (UID) and password and also need to pick a random secrete key 'k'k
The rushing attack of the Falcons also needs to pick it up.
I also needed to pick up a birthday present for his friend, and that preschooler came from a devout Mets household, so I got a Johan Santana T-shirt.
I was also reminded that I need to pick up some toilet bowl cleaner on my way home!" The Museum of Bad Art has been mentioned in hundreds of international publications, as well as in Boston-area travel guides highlighting offbeat attractions.
20 The TARGET leaflet 19 20 addresses the patient-centred approach mentioned in the qualitative work with GPs in New Zealand, 14 and also indicates when patients need to pick up the prescription.
This part is also crucial, as you need to pick logical (but inconspicuous) spots to place the LEDs : if you place them too far apart from each other, the light beam won't be strong enough to blind a camera, but if you place them too close, they will hide your face from a certain angle but not others.
