The phrase "as practical needs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing requirements or necessities that are grounded in practicality or real-world applications.
Example: "The project will be designed to address as practical needs, ensuring that all solutions are feasible and effective."
Alternatives: "as real-world requirements" or "as functional necessities."
From a chaise carved into a balcony overlooking a living room to an herb garden integrated into a kitchen counter, today's built-ins are as much about embellishing space as serving practical needs.
We have a moral duty as well as a practical need to help our neighbors secure democracy and prosperity.
As long as it meets your aesthetic and practical needs then you shouldn't have any problems.
MakerWorkshop was created by students who focused on students' practical needs as they set out to design a one-stop shop covering the full cycle of design, fabrication, and validation.
Women of all ages need psychosocial support at the time of diagnosis, but we should not neglect younger men, as they have high practical needs at diagnosis and are using our Psychosocial Resources even more than young women.
By enabling mothers to identify issues important to them in relation to their care in hospital, we can conclude that mothers themselves perceive their emotional and practical needs as differing from those experienced following the loss of a singleton.
A unified bioenergy terminology and specifications, well adapted to practical needs (as for the different types of gasoline or fuel oil), can contribute to the optimization of biofuel products with respect to certain qualities (e.g. particle size and moisture content of wood chips), leading to cost reductions and assisting the development of biofuel markets.
Their mapmaking was preoccupied with more practical needs, such as the establishment of boundaries.
But did they actually make drawings that survived and were cherished as drawings, or that filled practical needs that only drawing can?
