'immensely needed' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to emphasize the importance of something that is needed. For example, "The new hospital facility is immensely needed in this area."
People, Wallace suggested in that immensely sad novel, needed to be distracted from the "deeper type of pain that is always there," namely the existential knowledge that "we are tiny and at the mercy of large forces and that time is always passing and that every day we've lost one more day that will never come back".
The vocalist Cornelius Boots's occasional bouts of chesty, resonant chanting helped immensely by bringing much needed focus to the meandering instrumental lines.
It's fair to say the quality of the questions suggested that his public probably hadn't needed that immensely complex idea of "the general election" explained to them earlier.
While the international interest and focus on conflict-related sexual violence is immensely important, it needs to be seen both in a broader context of gendered inequality and in the specific context of where it is occurring.
The Boat Race is the only rowing event that gets even close to that level of coverage and anyone even remotely involved with rowing appreciates that immensely - the sport needs this attraction to grow.
In the context of what I have presented here, although the dichotomy of Type I and II neurons has been immensely insightful, we need to move beyond this to also be clear about experimental context and biological specifics wherever possible.
I did get very drunk one night in Poland, with Adam Michnik, a catharsis I needed and enjoyed immensely.
In the past, only national weather forecasting services, such as those of the UK, the US or Japan, had the resources to perform full-scale weather prediction, which needs immensely-complex mathematical models of the global atmosphere and supercomputers costing billions of pounds on which to run them (and which have to be replaced with newer and even faster models every couple of years).
Analysts say further downsizing is needed, but negotiating the right price will be immensely challenging.
Unprecedented response needed "This children's crisis is going to be immensely challenging," said UNICEF's Regional Director David Gressly.
