"impose the need" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to force or apply a need or requirement on someone or something. Example: The new company policy imposes the need for employees to attend regular training sessions.
It's a fascinating theme to impose, the need to redeem oneself by saving others.
The multiple facets of diabetes impose the need for a transdisciplinary approach to attain this goal, by targeting immunity, promoting engraftment and sustained functional potency.
Especially in the case of mobile web services, where both service requestors and providers are mobile, the dynamics impose the need for directory-based discovery.
However, the requirements necessary to guarantee that the considered image processing algorithm has a good grain identification success rate impose the need for dedicated hardware setups to capture the sand surface images.
The plant emulates the architecture and the main problems that can be found in real facilities which combine several complex processes linked with shared resources that impose the need of coordinated operation and control.
The ABS MIMO requirements impose the need to replicate the transmit and receive chains, forcing the increase of hardware resources in the FPGA and in the DSP modules, since they have to implement the new precoding techniques.
The dictator's job is to bring about the Good Society, to impose the needed order, and the people's job is to obey the dictator, thereby enjoying the fruits of the good society.
Yassin justified the change of strategy by saying that new realities - a product of the "divine will" - had imposed the need for a new, activist form of jihad.
This dynamic behavior imposes the need to improve the Frame control block to be more flexible.
This significant departure from the typical cellular paradigm imposes the need for decentralised network routing protocols.
These rapid mining operations have imposed the need for change in level interval for higher productivity.
