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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are the needs of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the requirements or necessities of a particular group, individual, or situation.
Example: "In our project, we must ensure that we are addressing the needs of our clients effectively."
Alternatives: "the requirements of" or "the demands of".
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These are the needs of New York, as New Yorkers see them.
At the root of that aesthetic, he added, are "the needs of the artist -- and of the audience".
But you want to go and say, what are the needs of this city and what are the different ideas?
What are the needs of an ex-prime minister with grown-up children, a working wife, £25m in property and bodyguards costing the state £1m a year?
Mr. Keith said many gay and lesbian groups were currently reassessing, asking, "What are the needs of our community?" The roots of many gay and lesbian social groups date to when homosexuality was a crime and gatherings were illegal.
Is there a greater need for energy in fully mature economies such as the U.S. and in Europe or are the needs of the emerging markets greater?
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Overtly investor-friendly regulatory regimes are the need of the hour.
3) Fully functional poison control centers are the need of the time.
Biological evaluation and scientific validation of the ethnomedicinal plants are the need of the hour [ 30, 31].
In this way, you are the need of the business as well as the interviewer.
The truth is the needs of the health care community are extensive.
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