"find necessary" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express the idea of trying to identify something that is needed. For example: "We need to find necessary resources to move forward with the project."
This finding suggests that cereal aphid parasitoids may find necessary resources even in simple landscapes, making generalisations concerning the relationship between landscape composition and biodiversity in arable fields difficult.
That is equality of resources; and that is a fair distribution of whatever we find necessary, useful and agreeable.
Let restaurateurs use whatever means they find necessary to offer service, but please let them disclose what they are doing.
One accessory that Mr. Thomas and his co-creator, Carter Bays, do find necessary, however, is monitors.
EVEN if Americans are reassessing what durable goods they find necessary, it seems some have started shopping.
Yes, digital distribution can help authors to get more readers and readers to find necessary resources faster.
We find necessary density conditions for Marcinkiewicz Zygmund inequalities and interpolation for spaces of spherical harmonics in Sd with respect to the Lp norm.
We find necessary and sufficient condition for such embedding if 1⩽q0⩽p0⩽∞ and 1⩽q1⩽p1⩽∞ or 1⩽p0⩽q0⩽∞ and 1⩽p1⩽q1⩽∞.
Then we find necessary conditions on f for f(A)−f(B) to belong to Sq under the assumption that A−B∈Sp.
Alere said Abbott was dragging its feet in seeking needed regulatory approvals, while Abbott claimed Alere was hindering attempts to find necessary information.
A small fact-finding team was at work in the capital city last week to identify immediate needs and find necessary materials.
