The phrase "further changes needed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to communicate that additional modifications or revisions are necessary. For example: "We have made some progress, but further changes needed before the project is complete."
She said that the institutes had begun to change procedures to deal with the problems and noted that the Department of Health and Human Services would soon announce further changes needed to protect participants in the experiments.
My advice is to not go into it with the thought of winning, but with the goal of getting a clear benchmark of your current process so that you and your team can consider any further changes needed to create a best-in-class candidate experience.
No further changes needed to be made following cognitive debriefing with patients to pilot test the instrument.
To explore patients' experiences of participating in the rehabilitation programmes in order to identify barriers and facilitators to recruitment and retention in the subsequent RCT and to identify any further changes needed in the design of the website.
Greek officials say that, because the shortfall has been discovered so late in the year, it is almost impossible to recover the necessary ground in 2011, so any further changes need to be undertaken in future years.
Van Gaal is using the club's current trip to the United States to assess what further changes need to be made.
McCarthy told The Huffington Post that the law doesn't addressed all of his concerns either, but he'll be watching closely to determine if further changes need to be made next session.
The new recommendations were released after numerous meetings with representatives of the money fund industry, who have said in the past that no further changes are needed.
Mr. Reichman and Mr. Carmon each say further changes are needed to avoid what one keenly interested observer, Ahmed Qurie, the speaker of the Palestinian Parliament, calls the increasing Italianization of Israeli politics, with constant reconfigurations of ideologically fractious coalitions.
While executives at the firm have said that the $470 million charge, the largest in the firm's history, will cover the full cost of its reorganization, Moody's analysts said further changes were needed.
The Law Council president, Morry Bailes, will tell the parliamentary joint committee on intelligence and security at a hearing on Friday that further changes are needed so people who do not intend harm to national security are not punished.
