The phrase "are needed for generating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing requirements or prerequisites for creating or producing something.
Example: "Several resources are needed for generating accurate data in the research study."
Alternatives: "are required for producing" or "are essential for creating".
A few private firms won licences for coalfields which contained more coal than was needed for generating their own power.
During the candidate generation, we cannot, however, simply discard candidates that are redundant, since they may be needed for generating non-redundant patterns.
Iron content is doubled in the chow of mice for this model because high iron diets are often encouraged for UC patients, and this stimulates a Fenton reaction so that less DSS is needed for generating colitis.
Further, because the internet-based methods are relatively easy to rerun, we suggest running a sensitivity analysis on networks derived through these methods to get a better understanding of the stochastic nature of networks and help determine if more effort is needed for generating the list of start nodes.
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.
— JEREMY ZILAR This creates a weight imbalance on the capsule, which is needed for the capsule to generate lift as it passes the atmosphere and steers toward the landing site.
A one-hop transmission is needed for two adjacent subflows generated by the cut when we unwrap the circular network to a corresponding linear network.
Each line generated through the ablation process resulted in one different file, and 23 lines were needed for mapping the entire sample surface, generating 23 XL files (considering the distance among the lines, as previously indicated).
We found that when monocytes are triggered to differentiate, O2− is generated and is needed for the biphasic ERK activation, which is critical for macrophage differentiation.
The different result obtained with radiation suggested the possibility that some genes were needed for survival when damage was constantly generated, but not in cells that experienced damage only one time in a single phase of the cycle.
