'examining the needs of' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of looking closely at the specific needs or requirements of something, someone, or a particular situation. For example, "The humanitarian group's mission is to be devoted to examining the needs of the underprivileged."
The Treasury has spotted this problem, and in July proposed that local authorities should be forced to spend more time examining the needs of their economies, in return for being given more say over how cash is spent.
While Uber focuses on its luxury car services in Southeast Asia and Rocket Internet is busy taking Easy Taxi into emerging markets throughout Africa, the Middle East, and Asia, Tan says GrabTaxi differentiates by closely examining the needs of local customers.
This limitation prevented us from examining the needs of women with mild lymphoedema compared with those with severe lymphoedema.
Findings from this study reflected what has been found in other studies examining the needs of caregivers and care recipients in AD.
The importance of an understanding of the laws of physics to understand the life sciences, and the value of using biological examples to illustrate physical concepts, have been recognized and emphasized in recent publications examining the needs of biology in the 21st century.
They then assume the role of advisors to examine the needs of special interest groups affected by preservation efforts, and respond to the corresponding needs of other groups.
Committee members must examine the needs of the institution and the available infrastructure.
However, the social sciences offer us new frameworks within which to examine the needs of vulnerable populations in disaster.
The study examines the needs of stakeholders and goes on to highlight the emergence of factors that have a bearing on those needs.
In contrast, within a nonroutine school culture teachers perceived that they had more discretion to examine the needs of their students and deliver their instruction to respond to these needs.
In order to solve these problems, instead of focusing our marketing efforts on seat manufacturers we started to examine the needs of the end users of our product: people with back problems.
