The phrase "are in need of renewal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that requires updating, refreshing, or revitalization.
Example: "The old policies are in need of renewal to better reflect the current needs of the organization."
Alternatives: "require updating" or "need to be refreshed."
Officials insist it's in need of renewal.
Football infrastructure is in need of renewal and at serious odds with the changing nature of Italian society.
Frequently, life is recognized to be in need of renewal, and worship is viewed as offering the path to such renewal.
Indeed, while the existing homes may have access to utilities, drainage and a road network, these services in themselves may well be in need of renewal.
But Michael Mulgrew, the president of the union, said the process for dismissing a wayward teacher could continue even if the tenets of an evaluation plan subject to collective bargaining were in need of renewal, a position echoed by Mr. King.
During the late 1970s, it became apparent that the facilities at Hampden were in need of renewal.
Today, faced with serious economic and political dysfunction, we are in need of another round of deep institutional renewal: a Third Republic.
Based on the cases analysed, it is possible to conclude that current port governance in Latin America is in need of a renewal, since the current base concepts are clearly related to old definitions (like UNCTAD in 1992) and not linked to a modern concept of the role of ports and the connection with the productive and logistics chains, both at the national and global level.
He is reacting to the unprecedented ugliness of Trump, but also to a larger sense that liberal values are always fragile, always in need of renewal, especially for a new generation with lowered expectations.
Despite Germans' love affair with the car and the power of the automobile industry, motorways and roads in western Germany are aging, congested and in need of renewal.
