The phrase 'its needs for' is not correct in written English.
To make a proper sentence, you would need to replace it with either 'its needs' or 'its need for.' For example: The company recognized the importance of taking care of its needs. The company recognized its need for new equipment.
Moody's agreed that CIT's recent efforts should improve the firm's capital base, helping its position in the long term, and that it has enough sources of funding to meet its needs for the next 12 months.
These women were all turned into blank slates upon which the crowd could project its needs, for purity, or lust or even what it thought to be love.
Therefore, it requires plantations of alien tree species to meet its needs for timber and fibre (Richardson et al. 2003; van Wilgen and Richardson 2014).
It requires that the military conduct an immediate review of its needs for rare earth metals, which are mined elements increasingly crucial in sophisticated technologies.
Intel structured its pricing policy to ensure that a computer manufacturer which opted to buy AMD CPUs for that part of its needs that was open to competition would consequently lose the rebate (or a large part of it) that Intel provided for the much greater part of its needs for which the computer manufacturer had no choice but to buy from Intel.
Commit to take exquisite care of its needs for acceptance, security, and fulfillment, rather than leave it up to someone else to do.
Pornography helped shape the Internet — for instance, with its need for high-bandwidth technology — and it reflects and magnifies its trends.
Because of that, it highlights an interesting point: why hasn't Twitter addressed its need for groups?
That said, it can be worthwhile to know more about your body and its need for micronutrients.
Brazil has long been distilling biofuel from sugarcane to reduce its need for fossil-fuel petrol.
