The phrase "mining needs" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The success of the new mining project depends on understanding the specific mining needs of the local community.
Underground coal mining needs effective technical methods for the control of gas emissions in order to be able to work under safe conditions.
This paper proposes a novel XML-based system for retrieval of presentation slides to address the growing data mining needs in presentation archives for educational and scholarly settings.
JB: Do you think mountaintop removal mining needs to be framed as only an environmental issue -- and thus, attracting more support from mainstream environmental organizations in D.C. and beyond -- or as a human rights and health care issue?
In particular, papers selected for this thematic issue aim to address the analytical and data mining needs in the informatics field by developing novel methods to mine, summarize and integrate the huge volume and diverse modalities of the structured and unstructured biomedical and healthcare data.
Mining needs long-term partners, so excessive rent-seeking means less rent in the end.
"Mining needs studies, infrastructure and security in order to attract the investments," he said.
Desalination and mining need masses of energy, which would mostly come from carbon-emitting sources.
According to the updated IRS Bitcoin tax filing guidelines: Bitcoin received for payment for goods and services and Bitcoin received through mining, need to be converted to USD and reported as income.
Perhaps nowhere is data mining needed more than the emerging discipline of precision medicine.
Like any story, mine needs to be understood in context.
Q: On short-haul flights, a friend of mine needs a temporary supply of oxygen.
