The phrase "fulfil her needs" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to meet or satisfy a person's needs or desires. Example: The new job offered a higher salary and more flexible hours, which would allow her to better fulfil her family's needs.
But she found that despite devoting her life to the engineering pursuit didn't fulfil her need to be continuously learning.
Or do we learn from Ahalya who made a conscious choice to fulfil her need and yet has been extolled?" Like Bhattacharya, Meena Kelkar, author of Subordination of Woman: a New Perspective, feels that Ahalya was made venerable due to her acceptance of gender norms; she ungrudgingly accepted the curse while acknowledging her need for punishment.
I could arrange further portentous encounters between Charles and Sarah one of which could end by Sarah deliberately allowing herself to be observed and thus fulfil her Freudian need to be expelled from Mrs Poulteney's home.
The Toronto Star newspaper ran an editorial on Sunday titled: Sophie Grégoire Trudeau should have all the help she needs to fulfil her role.
The presence and behaviour of the midwife must suit the woman's needs and fulfil her demands.
Waiting nine years, Joshi thinks, gave her the life experience she needed to fulfil her dream properly.
In the 1940s it was Winnicott who began to describe the "good-enough mother" as the one who fulfils her baby's needs to the extent that the baby is able to cope when she doesn't.
Access to social and economic opportunities, such as jobs, services and shops, influences the capacity of an individual to fulfil his or her needs and to participate in civil society, which thus contributes to his or her social inclusion [39].
"She uses staple food such as rice or wheat for nearly all her meals, which does not fulfil the iron needs of her body," explains UNICEF's Health Officer Riaz Nasrullah.
