"encounter the need" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe meeting or experiencing a requirement or demand. For example, "The nurse encountered the need for an alternate treatment."
More than two-thirds of Americans will at some point encounter the need for help with daily living, remember.
Primary relevant dimension to encounter the need for additional postoperative rehabilitation was the dimension of physical function (PF) in SF36.
It is in such problems that we most frequently encounter the need for large amounts of graft material, which for various reasons may not be available from the patient.
After first presenting background information on the medical topic, we moved on to various case examples; described when audience members might encounter the need for the specific, targeted, education presented; and explained how to apply the education to currently hospitalized patients.
Moreover, because of the patient's coronary disease, we were planning to perform coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) if we encountered the need to stop the heart from beating to extract the tumor.
Whether performing routine surveillance, sentinel surveillance, or special surveys to monitor antituberculosis drug resistance, 3 major challenges are encountered: the need to incorporate HIV testing, the need to expand surveillance efforts to all health care providers, and the need to assure appropriate care to all those found with drug-resistant disease.
A simple, pre-determined, wave of the hand from you or one of them can prevent unnecessary questions when one of you unexpectedly encounters the need for a moment of breathing room.
At the same time, he says, he doesn't think those who encounter the work need to know this background: this is just the material from which it is made – a source, with all its internal logic, that gives the installation its feeling of what he calls "parallel reality".
Any insurer that is the first point of entry for this group will encounter the pent-up need they have borne, and the costs attached to addressing it.
They sent out more roots in the variable pot, basically tossing a coin to see whether they would get lucky and encounter the nutrients they needed to survive, the scientists report today in Current Biology.
"I feel I've lived my life with blinders on, never interacting [with] or encountering the extreme need and poverty around me," she says.
