The phrase "are required to finally" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something must be done as a final step or requirement in a process.
Example: "All participants are required to finally submit their reports by the end of the week."
Alternatives: "must ultimately" or "are obligated to ultimately".
New catalytic investments in people, physical and virtual infrastructure as well as technology are required to finally help us keep the promise made 39 years ago and achieve health care for all.
And as coal plants are required to finally clean up their toxic air emissions, toxins that are being scrubbed from our smokestacks are now ending up in the water instead.
Nevertheless, further studies on biopsy specimens are required to finally evaluate the diagnostic potential of strong Tiam1 expression in resolving an atypical diagnosis on prostate needle biopsies.
Indeed, although further formal toxicity studies are required to finally address this issue, data presented here in the mouse and pig retina support the safety of improved dual AAV vectors.
It could thus be argued that these five subtests are sufficient to discriminate between injured and uninjured sides or subjects, but further studies are required to finally settle this matter.
If a truly colossal disaster on an even larger scale is required to finally empower such a movement, it may by then be too late.
"For the 'human-like milk,' 10 years or maybe more time will be required to finally pour this enhanced milk into the consumer's cup," study researcher Ning Li, director of the State Key Laboratories for AgroBiotechnology at China Agricultural University, told the Telegraph.
However, further clinical investigation concerning compliance and costs of the system would be required to finally conclude this.
Further prospective multicentric investigation of the validity of the combination of continuous items is required to finally characterize this invisible organ.
Correction and stabilisation of the sodium levels are required to initiate chemotherapy treatment and finally for the successful treatment of the underlying disease.
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