The phrase "analysis of the need" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the evaluation or examination of a specific requirement or necessity.
Example: "The analysis of the need for improved communication tools revealed several gaps in our current system."
Alternatives: "assessment of the requirement" or "evaluation of the necessity".
He said the council traditionally drafted hunting regulations based on scientific analysis of the need to control the growth of various species.
But it was her strong analysis of the need for the police to make further progress in tackling domestic abuse and protect vulnerable victims that she put at the centre of her speech.
"Reinventing the Automobile" offers a thorough and intelligent analysis of the need to transform every aspect of the design of personal transportation, and different ways of doing so.
Inspired by Latour's analysis of the need to rethink modernity in our attempt to replace it we ask the question: What if we never have been ELSI researchers?
But Welcome Break and Roadchef objected saying Stroud District Council did not fully consider an analysis of the need for another service station.
Welcome Break and Roadchef said their objection to the plans - based on analysis of the need for another service area - was not fully considered by the council in granting permission.
The other panelists are Kinshasha Holman Conwill, who is preparing an analysis of the needs of the arts community; Harvey Lichtenstein, former head of the Brooklyn Academy of Music and now chairman of BAM's Local Development Corporation; and Paul Wolf of Denham Wolf Real Estate Services.
Central to The Atlas development approach is the extensive analysis of the needs of a general public target user group.
During the initial intelligence phase, a systemic analysis of the needs and usages enables to define the product requirements.
Quality Function Deployment (QFD) provides a systematic consideration of all relevant stakeholders, a rigorous analysis of the needs of stakeholders, and a prioritization of design features based on stakeholders needs.
Mazumder ([2008]) advocates a comprehensive and incremental approach for effective implementation of E 2.0 after a thorough analysis of the needs, preparedness, and benefits already realized by the organization by incorporating some features of Web 2.0.
