The phrase "appealing to the needs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something is designed or intended to meet the requirements or desires of a particular audience or group.
Example: "The marketing campaign was successful because it was appealing to the needs of young consumers who prioritize sustainability."
Alternatives: "addressing the needs" or "catering to the needs".
One homegrown business appealing to the needs of business owners is Vrumi, co-founded by Roddy Campbell.
The second is the venerable argument appealing to the needs of truth-seeking: it is too narrow, since it is silent about protecting media content where truth is not the issue (for instance, fiction, horoscopes).
But Democrats could counter the emerging GOP edge by appealing to the needs of these ascendant regions.
Should this prove to be the case, an increased focus on appealing to the needs of socially identified collectives of CHWs may represent a relatively simple, cost-effective and complementary strategy to the traditional approach of tailored incentive packages.
Inquisitive and caustic, she spent much of her time onstage appealing to the need for more honesty.
For his part, Mr Raffarin wrote to every household, appealing to the need "not to defer the problem to your children".
You used to be able to defend Russian media in Ukraine by appealing to the need for pluralism but now, after Russian state TV presenter Dmitry Kiselev and his ilk broadcast stories about boys being crucified and slaves distributed among the national guard, that is no longer possible.
Vera Maxwell, the indomitable designer who survived the harsh, competitive world of fashion for six decades by appealing to the practical needs of America's professional women, has died after a brief illness.
Just as importantly, we see in Descartes' letter his attempt to expand the scope of legitimate geometrical constructions beyond straightedge and compass by appealing to the motions needed to construct a curve.
But in appealing to the voters he needs beyond his base — suburban white women and conservative minority voters particularly — he has demonstrated little or no aptitude.
But these are the properties characterizing chaotic behavior, so the unification account of explanation sounds like it may ultimately involve appealing to the properties in need of explanation.
