"declaration is needed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a declaration that must be made in order to accomplish a certain goal. For example: "Before we can proceed with the sale, a declaration is needed that both parties have read and agreed to the terms of the contract."
In a sign of how Brexit maneuvering doesn't tend to get very far, earlier the thought had been that the political declaration was needed to sweeten the withdrawal deal.
The president-elect, who will take office on May 20, succeeding Taiwan's first elected president, Lee Teng-has, has recently moderated that position, saying no declaration of independence is needed because Taiwan is already sovereign.
But the constitution protecting every one from being prosecuted, without the intervention of a grand jury, for any crime which is subject by law to an infamous punishment, no declaration of congress is needed to secure or competent to defeat the constitutional safeguard.
The constitution protecting every one from being prosecuted in a court of the United States without the intervention of a grand jury, for any crime which is subject by law to an infamous punishment, no declaration of congress is needed to secure, or competent to defeat, the constitutional safeguard.
Researchers have attempted to identify best practices and promising strategies for achieving the goals set forth in the Alma-Ata Declaration, but more work is needed.
So this year, rather than soaring right into New Year and beyond with a list of "This year I will... .. I am going to try to base my resolutions on "This year I will NOT... .. Perhaps the assumed inaction in that declaration is just what is needed.
So, according to the proposed metalanguage, a declaration of an ELEMENT primitive is needed for each pair of parent and child elements.
One miracle attributed to the candidate is needed for the declaration of "blessed". The petition appears to have touched a sensitive nerve at the Vatican.
All that is needed is the declaration of common cause, on the solid substrate of common ground.
"We have always said that action is needed and not declarations.
