The phrase "are not only unneeded" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something is unnecessary, often in a comparative context.
Example: "These additional features are not only unneeded but also complicate the user experience."
Alternatives: "are not just unnecessary" or "are not merely redundant."
The goals of HPC are not only to ameliorate clients' symptoms but also to reduce unneeded or unwanted medical interventions such as emergency room visits or hospitalizations (ERVH).
The goals of HPC are not only to improve clients' symptoms, but also to reduce disruptions and distress caused by unneeded or unwanted medical interventions, including avoidable emergency room visits or hospitalizations (ERVH) [ 2].
"It's not only unwanted," he said, "but absolutely unneeded".
The comments could lead to false rumors being spread or unneeded drama between friends.
This comment angered some members of the LGBT community, who believed that Bass not only implied that effeminate gay men were not 'normal', but further enforced unneeded stereotypes.
They responded that guidelines for intravenous-per os switches and for de-escalation are not yet available, but needed.> -wrap-foot> *) Impl: implemented; in dev: in development; need: are needed; unneed: are unneeded; N/A: no answer or not applicable.
In this manner, during weight loss, increasing NPY ensures calories are not wasted on the production/maintenance of unneeded skeletal tissue, thereby also increasing the supply of minerals and nutrients stored in skeletal tissue for other vital processes.
If more than one are not needed and any two of the unneeded outputs are complementary, those two could be labeled 7 and 56 and their columns could be eliminated.
"What is not unneeded or harmful in this list would be better secured without Energy's wasteful umbrella organization".
(Try quitting any programs you are not currently using to free up more available RAM and deleting unneeded files from your hard drive to increase your disk space).
