The phrase "and needs of this" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in a context where you are discussing the requirements or necessities related to a specific subject, but it needs to be part of a complete sentence for proper usage.
Example: "We must consider the needs of this project before moving forward."
Alternatives: "and requirements of this" or "and demands of this".
The ADA recently hosted an older adult consensus conference examining the specific considerations and needs of this population.
Understanding the experiences and needs of this community has become a priority of local health and social services.
Specific strategies should involve messages about depression that appeal to the unique interests and needs of this age group, and perhaps their pre-existing belief systems [ 23].
As a result, it is particularly important for staff to have the expertise and resources to respond effectively to the strengths, preferences, and needs of this population.
This way, we were able to take the wishes and needs of this particular group into account, such as keeping the provided information as clear as possible.
All data including adverse and serious adverse events (AE and SAE) will be prospectively collected using a software specifically designed for the purpose and needs of this study (secuTrial™).
Last month, Rep. Grijalva asked for delay until the OSM "can determine the actual purpose and need of this project".
The utility and need of this approach in primary total knee arthroplasty is a matter of controversy[ 44, 53, 54].
To an expert generalist approach: asking (how) does a disease-model help us understand and address the health and illness needs of this individual and at this time?
To the study, TA brought extensive expertise and experience in the information and support needs of this population, and was involved in various elements of the study.
A challenge to understanding discontinuities in health service use is identifying the unique and diverse needs of this population and matching individuals with differing levels of care.
