"key needs" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a specific set of important needs. For example, "We discussed the key needs that must be met to ensure the success of the project."
Klinsmann, who has been labeled by some critics as anti-MLS, hasn't called up MLS players who would fill key needs for the team, some say.
Passenger Focus's chief executive, Anthony Smith, said: "Passengers are now the main overall funder of Great Britain's railway, so it is vital that their key needs are met.
The private key needs to remain on the web server, however if this key is compromised then proof of account ownership could be forged.
The key needs no battery because its coil converts that signal into a little jolt of direct current, which the transponder uses to send a message back to the car.
According to the Victorian Council of Social Service, which has released an Indigenous policy platform, key needs include integrated early childhood services for vulnerable Indigenous children, reducing family violence, and a whole-of-government plan for social change.
You can use this to identify key needs and health risks – a handy reference point during university visits and open days, or when applying for disability support packages (like Disabled Students Allowance and Social Services support).
The first thing these managers wanted to know, naturally enough, was "Could Godrej provide a cheaper, stripped-down version of our higher-end refrigerator?" We asked them to consider instead the key needs of those with poor or no refrigeration.
People who can converse with each group in its own jargon make organizations stronger because they better understand each group's key needs and constraints and can bridge differences effectively.
Since a new key needs a computer chip and programming to just start the car, this job can only reliably be accomplished by the dealership, and would have cost hundreds of dollars.
This research focuses on identifying key needs for each stakeholder involved in a building's life cycle and takes an interdisciplinary focus that spans the fields of architecture and engineering design, sociology, data science, energy policy, codes, and standards to provide targeted insights.
A team, says Key, needs time to do that.
