The phrase "and this necessitates" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something requires a specific action or condition as a result of a previous statement.
Example: "The increase in demand for our product is significant, and this necessitates an expansion of our production capacity."
Alternatives: "and this requires" or "and this calls for".
Power to the nodes is usually provided through primary batteries and this necessitates replacement when the batteries are depleted.
The interactions among these micro-environmental factors cannot be facilely elucidated and quantified by conventional experimentations, and this necessitates multifactorial strategies.
The goal of the control is to maximize wind energy extraction and this necessitates letting the wind turbine rotor operate in variable-speed mode.
For large plants many turbine generator assemblies are mounted with the shaft vertical and this necessitates special bearings to support the load of the rotating machines.
In particular, sections have tended to become more highly stiffened and this necessitates a more sophisticated treatment of local buckling, distortional buckling and the interactions between them.
To obtain the sediment parameters from the backscattered signal requires an inversion to be conducted on the signal and this necessitates a system calibration.
In the case of a conflict between Ottoman Turkey and Germany on one side, and Russia, Britain and France on the other, and involving Arabs, Armenians and Greeks, this necessitates linguistic talent and historical nous of a high order.
Wollstonecraft wanted women to aspire to full citizenship, to be worthy of it, and this necessitated the development of reason.
In addition, some policy makers in the transition committees at the local government or state government had expressed support for the project initiatives but were replaced and this necessitate the conduct of several repeat advocacy visits.
We found considerable variation in testosterone production by individual explant cultures, irrespective of the culture additions, and this necessitated the use of a reasonably high number of repeated experiments, which were then pooled for final analysis.
9– 11 In Nigeria, there are no documented estimates from the available literature; however, the costs may run into several billions of naira a year, and therefore this necessitates serious attention from those who are involved in designing health programs at the federal, state, and local government levels.
