'effective need' is not correct or usable in written English.
Instead, you could use the phrase 'pressing need'. For example: "The company realized it had a pressing need to overhaul its IT infrastructure."
It aims at bringing about the conditions of environmental governance that, to be effective, need to be as inclusive as possible.
Although there are works focusing those different phases in separate, there is still an effective need to find approaches able to interconnect them in an efficient way.
They must be the voice of civil society and in order to be effective need to possess the key ingredients of legitimacy, independent authority, accessibility and transparency.
Retention strategies, to be effective, need to be targeted specifically to particular conditions of the nursing staff.
Consumers or patients and their representatives, when properly informed and trained, can help to support an effective need and care based healthcare system [ 1- 5].
The Ministry of Health and relevant stakeholders should undertake more effective need analysis to inform resource allocation, distribution and capacity building to promote efficient utilization of limited resources without compromising quality care standards.
A show trial, to be effective, needs even more urgently than an ordinary trial a limited and well-defined outline of what the doer did, and how.
The bill however, contained a flaw which, in order to be most effective, needed to be addressed.
The exact nature of outreach activities needed, and that are effective, needs fuller assessment.
Whether one of these approaches is feasible and effective needs to be further explored.
Effective needs-assessment strategies include Multisource feedback (MSF) from educators and learners [ 8].
