The phrase "as greatly needed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the extent to which something is required or necessary.
Example: "The resources were allocated as greatly needed to ensure the project's success."
Alternatives: "as much as required" or "as much as necessary."
distachyon; Mur et al., 2011) providing reference and comparative material, this transcriptome assembly will be useful on a broad scale as a greatly needed resource for ecologists and geneticists conducting research on native and invasive populations of B. sylvaticum, and on the role of climate change and adaptation toward successful invasiveness.
Nevertheless, improvement of catalytic performances including activity, stability, resistance to coke deposition and aggregation of metal particles, as well as catalyst regenerability is greatly needed.
The Ministry of Education thanked UNICEF for the donation, describing it as timely and greatly needed.
It is important to note that this is an important step and the Department of Social Welfare and UNICEF must be commended for this effort as it was greatly needed.
Receiving the items from UNICEF, the Deputy Minister for Administration John C. Nylander thanked UNICEF for the donation, describing it as timely and greatly needed.
Last but not least, increased efforts to identify hepatitis in high-risk groups, such as those seen for HIV, are greatly needed, as is pinpointing and making use of best or better practices.
In addition to the Olympic facilities, the city is building museums as well as hotels, which will be greatly needed to house the muitudes expected to come to the Olympics.
General support pledges, as well as capital and endowment dollars, are greatly needed.
Studies completed among different racial, ethnic, and socioeconomic groups as well as across different continents are thus greatly needed.
"This will just further education in Connecticut in the sciences and engineering," Mr. Diedrick said, "which will be greatly needed, as economic development focuses more on science and technology fields".
