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The phrase "less need for" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in contexts where something has decreased in necessity, or when one is expressing the idea of needing less of something. For example: "With the new technology, there is less need for manual labor."
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So less need for the SPF 30,000 sun cream.
In winnowing stocks, they therefore have less need for shortcuts.
I see less and less need for government.
With lower deficits, it would have less need for borrowing.
There is also less need for regulatory change.
The longer bats last, the less need for new ones.
They have less need for the watchful eyes of a manager.
Personally, I find less need for antihistamines if I consume organically oriented food.
The result, of course, is less need for managers and less opportunity for promotions.
With less demand for the securities, there would be less need for dollars.
By improving primary and community care, patients will have less need for costly hospital beds.
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