The phrase "investigative needs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the requirements or necessities related to conducting an investigation.
Example: "The team gathered to discuss the investigative needs for the upcoming case."
Alternatives: "investigation requirements" or "inquiry necessities."
McCormack welcomed "another lens" that Saunders will bring to the matter, noting he "understands the investigative need for intelligence gathering and understands the community concerns".
An independent investigative body needs to determine the facts.
Therefore, LDCT for lung cancer screening should be considered as investigative and needs to be confirmed by well-designed randomized controlled trials prior to community and institutional implementation.
In all cases, the development of research design and investigative format needs to reflect the strengths of both social factors and scientific facts.
It is especially gratifying that so many young surgical oncologists want to acquire the investigative skills needed for preclinical translational research and clinical trials testing.
Investigative reporters need to be kept on a tight rein.
Gene microarray technology allows massively parallel analysis of most genes expressed in a tissue, and therefore is an important new research tool that potentially can provide the investigative power needed to address the complexity of brain aging/neurodegenerative processes.
Investigative journalists need something to do, right?
"We have yet to see the investigative approach needed to ensure the prosecution of gender-based crimes," says Brigid Inder, the Executive Director of Women's Initiatives for Gender Justice, a Hague-based organization that promotes and monitors women's rights in the ICC.
Ms. Pelosi, who owes her leadership to these same forces, should listen and ensure that this badly needed oversight office has all the credibility and all the investigative power it needs.
