The phrase "and even needed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something is not only required but also essential or necessary in a particular context.
Example: "The project was challenging, and even needed additional resources to complete on time."
Alternatives: "and even essential" or "and even required".
I wondered how many others who could not be heard — babies, young children or the elderly — have been given less when they expected and even needed more.
He says that when he met John he knew immediately that John was doing exactly what Uncle Raul was doing, that John's casts were going to be the images that meant something, the images that people wanted to live with, and even needed to live.
On the other hand, according to the same analysis [ 7], patients with less severe ARDS did not show improved survival and even needed more time to be extubated.
That is something that Americans — the families of our soldiers on the Afghanistan-Pakistan border, and really everyone — deserve, and even need, to know.
That is something that Americans the families of our soldiers on the Afghanistan-Pakistan border, and really everyone deserve, and even need, to know.
We expect, and even need, it.
On the other hand, some experts say that the market is ready and even needs regulation to stabilize and gain the trust of mainstream investors.
So, researchers need to label the training samples more precisely and more carefully and even need the support of professional interpreters, field surveys, or other relevant information, such as ancillary multispectral, geographic information system (GIS), or elevation data [3, 4].
People especially enjoy and even need such activity when their identities become threatened.
That's about 70percentt of the population, with a huge amount of anger and frustration and even need for revenge.
If successful, it could eliminate the argument (and even need) for a free, 17-day window in three years.
