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The phrase "are often needed for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing requirements or necessities in various contexts, such as projects, tasks, or situations.
Example: "In software development, testing and debugging are often needed for ensuring the quality of the final product."
Alternatives: "are frequently required for" or "are commonly necessary for".
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Multiresolution methods are often needed for the interactive visualization of large volumetric data sets.
These structures are often needed for fire integrity, and they are not watertight.
Intermediate bulk containers (IBC) of 1 m3 in volume are often needed for storing flammable liquids.
In effusion cytology, adjuvant techniques are often needed for the differentiation of reactive proliferating mesothelial cells and malignant cells.
Because blood transfusions are often needed for malaria victims, he said, "my strong gut feeling is that the prevalence of H.I.V. has increased".
This problem is particularly acute for solving field-scale groundwater remediation design problems, where fine spatial grids are often needed for accuracy.
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Strengthening is often needed for deteriorated and inappropriately constructed structures.
As such high spatial resolution measurement and monitoring is often needed for accurate damage detection.
A treatability study is often needed for designing an industrial treatment plant.
Land use at contaminated sites, following remediation, is often needed for regional redevelopment.
In fact, the exact rescue of gene expression levels is often needed for proper execution of neural gene functions12,13,14.
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