"feel urge" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe a strong desire or impulse that a person experiences. Example: "I couldn't help but feel the urge to jump in the water and cool off on such a hot day."
They try to be flexible and adapt to the quirks of the residents and the symptoms of their condition, letting them wander the corridors at night should they feel urge, letting them bathe, eat and sleep on their own schedule, and offering them snacks and chocolate at any time of the day or night.
And when something as simple as a quote resonates deeply enough with your soul to make you feel urge to change - thank your lucky stars.
Because of lack of understanding or not feeling addressed by promotional messages, people remain vulnerable for cervical cancer since they won't feel urged to undertake actions to prevent it.
Islam is never a dogma but a deeply felt urge.
And the felt urge to offer a deep bow and appreciation to the Mother Heart and its incredible elasticity.
Jennifer has thought about getting an IUD before, but feels urged to get one now.
Like many Turkish Kurdish fighters, he felt urged to join the battle to defend Kobani for his "national pride", and managed to run across the border two weeks ago.
Thus, a physician might have felt urged to confirm the most common postulations instead of presenting his own opinions.
But many GPs felt urged by patients to perform referral and, consequently the wish for a gate keeper role – which was assumed to reduce this pressure – was frequently mentioned.
Whenever you feel the urge to shout something "random," control the urge.
Document the feelings that you experience whenever you feel an urge to binge.
