"common need for" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
You can use "common need for" to describe a shared need or requirement among a group of people or things. For example: - "There is a common need for clean drinking water in developing countries." - "The company identified a common need for better communication among its employees." - "One of the common needs for successful teamwork is effective communication."
Professional, college and high school programs share a common need for supple bodies.
Emerging economic P2P applications share the common need for an efficient, secure payment mechanism.
Both cross-country and within-country research designs share a common need for controls.
Garment factories, for example, cluster together, because they share a common need for support services.
Surgical practices differ in their referral nature, the common need for imaging at the first appointment and the need to schedule subsequent surgical procedures.
True, she sometimes lays it on too thick: edging close to self-parody with bluesy groans and growls, or waxing inspirational (in "Doesn't Everybody") about our common need for love.
These induction programs seek to identify common needs for early educators and support them.
Across a range of analyses, the CS consistently identifies a subset of children with chronic conditions who need or use more than a routine type or amount of medical- and health-related services and who share common needs for health care, including care coordination, access to specialized and community-based services, and enhanced family engagement.
In Europe as in other regions of the world, there are common needs for better justification of medical exposures leading to more appropriate imaging, less waste and more sustainable use of imaging resources [17].
In the United States, the most common need is to pay for emergency expenses.
THE first worldwide campaign for Kotex seeks to surmount cultural, geographic and demographic boundaries by focusing on something women have in common: their need for feminine hygiene products.
