The phrase "are needed for example" is not entirely correct in written English as it lacks clarity and context.
It can be used when providing examples of things that are required, but it should be rephrased for better clarity.
Example: "Several resources are needed, for example, textbooks and online materials."
Alternatives: "are required, for instance" or "are necessary, such as".
The agency's staff is overstretched and undertrained, and resources are short -- more beds in children's shelters are needed, for example.
But some health care experts wonder if the current rules are enough or whether stronger laws are needed, for example making it a crime for someone to use information obtained improperly.
Hence, efficient methods are needed, for example, optimization heuristics, tool frameworks, and models [8].
Using repeated events in an experiment is recommended when large amounts of data are needed, for example whendeveloping driver models.
Surfaces defined solely by means of their boundary curves and cross-tangent functions are needed, for example, in three-dimensional curve network-based design, and to fill complex irregular holes such as in vertex blending.
In terms of the Triple Helix, localizations are needed, for example, in order to retain wealth in the (local) economy from global knowledge; but globalization of the perspectives is also needed in order to make a knowledge-based economy.
They say greater transparency is needed, for example on tax settlements with big companies and high net worth individuals.
Some regulatory guidance is needed, for example, in explaining how to factor in the pay of part-time workers.
This opens up possibilities for remotely steering the foam to where it is needed, for example in laboratory water-oil separation processes, or for cleaning up oil spills.
The preventive 9 a3 was needed; for example, 9 g3 cd 10 cd Bb4 11 Bd2 fe 12 fe O-O 13 Bg2 Rf3! 14 Bf3 Nd4 15 Nd4 Qd4 16 Bb4 Qb4 17 Qd2 Qd2 18 Kd2 Ne5 yields Black a knight plus two pawns for a rook.
Such permission would be needed, for example, if a doctor shares information with an employer making personnel decisions or with a bank evaluating a mortgage application.
