The phrase "are needed for applications" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing requirements or necessities for specific applications, such as software, processes, or projects.
Example: "The following resources are needed for applications that require advanced data processing capabilities."
Alternatives: "are required for applications" or "are essential for applications".
Energy-storage devices are needed for applications requiring very high-power over short periods of time.
Cost-effective and reliable vegetation monitoring methods are needed for applications ranging from traditional agronomic mapping, to verifying the safety of geologic injection activities.
In a future bio-based economy, renewable sources for lipid compounds at attractive cost are needed for applications where today petrochemical derivatives are dominating.
Low color, space environmentally durable polymeric films with sufficient electrical conductivity to mitigate electrostatic charge (ESC) build-up are needed for applications on advanced spacecraft, particularly on large, ultra-light weight space structures.
- How can the computer analysis of news, social media, public filings, and other documents be leveraged to develop investment strategies and monitor risk? - What insights about investor behavior can be gleaned from the analysis of market responses to news? - What new types of tools for text analysis are needed for applications in finance?
Therefore, high-throughput methods for screening of candidate homoeologous gene deletions are needed for application to wheat populations generated by the use of certain mutagenic agents (e.g. heavy ion irradiation) that frequently generate whole-gene deletions.
Increased data speed will be needed for applications such as remote surgical procedures, to say nothing of all the people who have not yet begun to blog.
More time may be needed for applications that require a license service, are difficult to install on publicly shared systems, or have compatibility problems with the existing application suite (see below).
In fact, the rate of lithium peroxide oxidation in these experiments was approximately 100 times faster than the charging time for laboratory-scale lithium-air batteries, and approaches what is needed for applications.
