"current market needs" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to what the market is currently requiring or demanding. For example, "We need to develop new products that meet the current market needs."
Frankly, the main reason I signed up was because I love entrepreneurship, and thought it would be very fun to mentor and lead a team to build something from scratch that solves a problem, fulfills a current market need and will ultimately be evaluated by real VCs.
Plant-mediated green biomimetic synthesis of silver nanoparticle was considered a widely acceptable technology for rapid production of silver nanoparticles for successfully meeting the excessive need and current market demand and resulting in a reduction in the employment or generation of hazardous substances to human health and the environment [11].
Plant-mediated biosynthesis of nanoparticle is considered a widely acceptable technology for rapid production of metallic nanoparticles for successfully meeting the excessive need and current market demand and resulting in a reduction in the employment or generation of hazardous substances to public health.
In this race of Ag NP preparation, plant-mediated green biomimetic synthesis of silver nanoparticle is considered a widely acceptable technology for rapid production of silver nanoparticles for successfully meeting the excessive need and current market demand and resulting in a reduction in the employment or generation of hazardous substances to human health and the environment.
The current bull market needs "fresh blood to keep it moving," Mr. Moe said, so it was inevitable that Wall Street would demand new stock offerings with high growth potential, profitability be damned.
When you match what 5G has to offer with current cellular market needs, the answer to the question of its use case becomes clear: data capacity.
Instead, "what the current housing market needs is more sales, more transactions and a return to liquidity with normal moving and mobility," says William Wheaton, an economics professor at MIT. "This, coupled with continued low new construction, will reduce the inventory of unsold units and allow prices to stabilize and then recover".
In the current market, bears need no encouragement.
Mr. Marchionne has said that to be competitive in the current market, an automaker needs to make at least five million vehicles a year, with one million units on each car platform, to succeed.
Mr. Marchionne has also said that to be competitive in the current market, an automaker needs to make at least five million vehicles every year, with a million units on each car platform.
