The phrase "capture needs" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe the act of recording or documenting a person's needs or requirements. For example: "The customer service representative needs to capture the customer's needs accurately so that they can provide the correct level of service."
The study, the first in-depth look at biomass storage in Australia, stresses there is "no silver bullet that will stop climate change" but that carbon capture needs to be part of the mix to give the world a 75% chance of avoiding a 2C increase.
For example, an app for signature capture needs to work on both small and large screens.
But the newest laptops will have multiple tiny mics to give you better sound quality for your basic audio capture needs.
The cost of electric energy needed to capture per ton CO2 can be calculated as follows: C_{S} = C_{text{e}} e (6 where (C_{S}) is the cost of electric energy, which air capture needs to capture per ton of CO2; (C_{text{e}}) is the social cost of wind energy per kWh; e is the electric energy which air capture needs to capture per ton of CO2.
The key to success in translating recent developments in sequencing technology into efficient clinical and public health practice is to capture needs and expectations from all involved stakeholders, beginning with clinicians and point-of care laboratories, and public health experts in charge of national surveillance and risk assessment.
That includes the acting, both the on-set performances as well the motion capture needed for the characters Rocket the Raccoon and Groot".
In early August the British commander, General John Burgoyne, hoped to capture needed supplies and overawe New Englanders by dispatching a well-equipped regiment to Bennington under the German colonel Friedrich Baum.
Oxygen fired CFB boiler technology is an advanced and competitive route to offer in a relative short term commercial units addressing the CO2 capture need.
This could imply that diagnoses are too crude a measure to capture need.
Tables 2 and 3 provide an overview of the components used to capture need in each of the seven formulae.
Web-based systems have facilitated the ability to collect more accurate and efficient data capture needed to inform planning and decision-making.
