The phrase 'ensure the needs' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when talking about making sure that something or someone has their needs met. Example sentence: We must ensure the needs of all students in the classroom are met.
Responsibility is now on the government to ensure the needs of some of its most vulnerable populations are being met.
She says Marie Stopes has launched a Make Women Matter campaign to ensure the needs of women and girls are at the centre of the process.
In public law our proposals aim to ensure the needs of children come first and to help everyone be clear about who is responsible for what.
In response to industrial demand, a Doctoral Training Centre has been established to both foster multidisciplinary training and ensure the needs of industry are specifically addressed.
There is currently a need for link-level, city wide modelling of cycling, both to ensure the needs of existing cyclists are catered for in planning, and to model the effects of changing infrastructure in shaping cyclist behaviour.
Last month, the European Report on Development said the international community needed to "radically transform" the way it manages water, energy and land to ensure the needs of the poorest people are met and the environment is protected.
Different grain sizes are important to ensure the needed density and compressive strength.
That would ensure the needed post-execution challenges without creating the factual problems and delay of pre-execution litigation.
However, he wanted the word replaced with Steam – the "a" being added to ensure the need for creativity was realised: the arts, if you like.
Labor reacted cautiously, saying it had yet to be briefed on the changes, would like to offer bipartisan support but wanted to ensure the need for security was balanced with the right to privacy.
Some examples are provided to ensure the need of the assumptions and illustrate the results.
