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The phrase "areas needing maintenance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific locations or components that require upkeep or repair.
Example: "During the inspection, we identified several areas needing maintenance to ensure the facility remains safe and functional."
Alternatives: "locations requiring upkeep" or "sections that need repair".
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Therefore, Trafikverket wants to connect the life cycle costs within certain areas needing maintenance, e.g. tamping.
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However, the costs depend on the distance of the track needing maintenance and the location needing maintenance.
Even the best techniques need maintenance.
"Digital cameras, cellphones, P.D.A.'s, MP3 players all need maintenance".
Baghdad said then that its aircraft needed maintenance.
"Yes it needs maintenance.
Can you predict when they need maintenance?
Do they need maintenance?
Plus they'll need maintenance.
"Does it need maintenance?" I asked.
"[Skin] is an organ, and it needs maintenance.
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