The phrase "are needed to prioritize" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the necessity of certain actions or resources to establish priorities in a given context.
Example: "In order to effectively manage the project, additional resources are needed to prioritize tasks and meet deadlines."
Alternatives: "are required to prioritize" or "are essential for prioritizing".
However, because tens of thousands of chemicals require screening [3, 7, 15, 18, 25], faster and more cost-effective in silico methods such as quantitative structure activity/property relationships (QSAR/QSPR) modeling approaches [13, 16, 18, 26 28] are needed to prioritize chemicals for testing.
As there are large numbers of proteins containing AASs, reliable methods are needed to prioritize the most relevant affected proteins.
For example, more and better data are needed to prioritize which pharmaceutical chemicals could potentially pose the highest risk to consumers and to the environment.
However, additional efforts are needed to prioritize key messages based on evidence and to assess whether changes in content or duration of training might lead to improvements in knowledge, ultimately translating to better quality of counseling.
Mapping their extent is needed to prioritize fire risk control and inform local forest fire risk management strategies.
Our findings emphasize that validation of predicted cis-regulatory circuits and super-enhancers is needed to prioritize transcriptional control elements as therapeutic targets.
Though this weight function does not reflect the increment in probability of forwarding a packet in presence of backup forwarders, it is needed to prioritize the selected forwarders.
Unfortunately, many health systems are unable to establish the systems that would be needed to prioritize, plan and deliver the effective policies.
Political will is needed to prioritize and manage disease preparedness and prevention efforts in the face of a reactionary approach to these issues.
A tool that can optimize the trade-off between automation and flexibility to simultaneously filter and qualitatively integrate data is needed to prioritize candidate genes and generate composite networks from heterogeneous data sources.
Better understanding of the disease burden and cost of dengue in the Philippines is needed to prioritize strategies to control dengue, including new technologies to control the vector and virus.
