The phrase "also needs to be resolved" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that an additional issue or concern requires attention or a solution.
Example: "The budget discrepancies are concerning, but the issue of employee dissatisfaction also needs to be resolved."
Alternatives: "also requires resolution" or "also must be addressed".
But underlying these alarming developments is a deepening economic crisis that also needs to be resolved rapidly if the country is to have a decent future.
The problem caused by multipaths is even bigger in navigation than in communication since precise timing also needs to be resolved.
They say that a turf war between the NDS - the country's main spy agency - and the defence ministry also needs to be resolved.
This issue also needs to be resolved before blood centres prepare washed PLTs as an approved blood component.
The terms of any new retention packages for key Xstrata staff - who stood to receive share awards of more than £240m - also need to be resolved.
Before the digital transition can occur in earnest, various technical and business issues also need to be resolved, which is why many industry experts predict that the shift may still take seven years to complete.
The future participation in the Erasmus+ programme, which sees young people from the UK get the chance to study or gain work experience in the EU and some other countries that participate in the programme, will also need to be resolved.
The final composition of an epitope based WNV vaccine in terms of, e.g., subdominant contra dominant epitopes, adjuvant and CD4+ T cell epitopes is not dealt with in this study, but clearly these issues also need to be resolved before a vaccine can become a reality.
As we have seen, there are substantial issues of liberty which would also need to be resolved and which could conceivably be threatened by any measures that make the freedom to do immoral things impossible, rather than simply making the doing of them wrong and giving us moral, legal and prudential reasons to refrain.
The quality of health economic information available from most trials is also poor, and this too needs to be resolved.
With the advances in point-of-care devices for diagnostic purposes, portability of the electrochemical analyser is also an important issue which needs to be resolved.
