"natural needs" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when referring to the basic needs of something such as a person or animal. For example, "All children have natural needs for love, security, and nourishment."
How can we better recreate the natural needs and conditions of stabled racehorses?
Robin said it was assumed that the captain needed to go to "satisfy natural needs".
The more medication horses are given, the less carefully their natural needs and tendencies are tended to, and the more fragile they become.
In one exchange in 1960, two lawmakers urged the government to train a supply of prostitutes to meet what one called the "natural needs" of allied soldiers and prevent them from spending their dollars in Japan instead of South Korea.
Airbus cockpit doors have a sophisticated locking system that allows pilots to block anyone from attacking the flight deck, but questions will be raised as to how the 28-year-old Andreas Lubitz came to be alone in the cockpit – according to the French prosecutor, the captain had left to "satisfy natural needs" – and then able to prevent anyone else gaining access.
Whether for escapism or enhancement (or a combination of the two), hobbies fill our natural needs of stimulation and cognitive development.
More commonly, they agonize and improvise, trying to draw fine lines between offensive behavior and the natural need of teenagers to define themselves by testing limits.
As a result of this natural need, society inculcates habits of obedience in the individual.
On the one hand, there is, as noted above, a "natural need" for symbols and rituals.
Therefore, there appears a natural need to introduce and develop (mid- convexity on finite sets.
It arises out of a natural "need" of the mind to "search for" "meaning".
