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The phrase "are needed for more" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing requirements or necessities for achieving a greater goal or outcome.
Example: "Additional resources are needed for more effective project management."
Alternatives: "are required for further" or "are essential for additional".
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Similar advances are needed for more ambitious genome-synthesis projects.
High operating temperatures are needed for more efficient thermochemical and electrochemical hydrogen production using nuclear energy.
It seems that, the mentioned properties could make the forsterite scaffold appropriate for tissue engineering applications, but cell culture and in vivo tests are needed for more confidence.
One answer is that wood is multifunctional, and so the pores are needed for more than just structural tasks, such as to transport water and nutrients.
Systematic changes are needed for more compassionate, affordable care". No easy solutions exist, the authors said at an hour-long press conference announcing the release of the report yesterday.
Just as in the methylcyclohexane case, the processes blood muscle, blood liver, blood kidney were not well modeled and 2-solvent models are needed for more accurate approximations.
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A confidential agreement is needed for more information.
However, additional strategies might be needed for more effective collaboration to take place.
To exploit bacteria as factories for effective production of inclusion bodies, a larger intracellular space is needed for more inclusion body accumulation.
Both micro- and mini-channels have number of applications in aerospace, refrigeration and computational systems; therefore further attention is needed for more robust and precise design.
However, further investigation would be needed for more concerning discrepancies.
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