The phrase "authentic needs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to genuine or true requirements or desires of individuals or groups, often in contexts like psychology, marketing, or social services.
Example: "In order to create effective programs, we must first identify the authentic needs of the community we serve."
Alternatives: "genuine needs" or "real needs".
What makes it not merely smart but profoundly moving is his alertness to the tension between the order of institutions — which, after all, is a key form of social glue — and the unruly, passionate, authentic needs and desires of individuals.
And the war on terror has unfortunately been seized upon by regimes all over the world to suppress dissident political movements — some of which may have genuine and authentic needs.
But he wasn't nostalgic about the premodern; he understood that technology and advanced design arose in response to authentic needs, and that there is at least as much of a problem with the long-established ways that cry out for sophisticated technical improvements.
Howard creates the future of a compassionate nation by meeting the authentic needs of our most profoundly affected students.
It requires adherence to international humanitarian law and global cooperation in meeting the authentic needs of humanity.
We tend to ignore our true feelings and pretend we're not really hurt, afraid, confused or we push away our authentic needs.
Identify an authentic need grounded in something meaningful.
It represents everything that an authentic burger needs to have: flavor, size, and character," said Schudel in a release announcing the launch.
In my head, I had created the impression that a writer's life, if he is going to be a proper, "authentic" writer, needs to be gritty and a little bit of a messy.
The basic assumption underlying this approach is that people experience emotional and psychological distress when they are estranged from their authentic feelings, needs and preferences [see, [ 23- 26]].
It's not enough for Groth to say she has decided to be more authentic; we need to see that authenticity in action, for Groth to slow down and let us see her changes, to reveal her motivations and her fears.
