"need for tomorrow" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express that something is necessary by the next day. Example: I need to finish this report for tomorrow.
"We were very impressed with how they linked enterprise education to the skills children will need for tomorrow," says Briscoe.
And so the question arises: Do subsistence farmers, who select their seeds from year to year, have enough diversity in their fields today to fashion the varieties they will need for tomorrow?" Fowler is convinced that they do not.
I think that this is the opportunity... So, the idea is if you're a minority -- it doesn't matter if you're Indian, Asian, Latino, African American -- you have a duty to speak your mind and actually shape the government that you need for tomorrow.
Every day, they help to build the inclusive knowledge societies we need for tomorrow and the century ahead.
Clinical judgement and resource allocation were seen as linked and hence the need for tomorrow's doctors to become more involved and engaged in leadership and management.
The struggle of today is the gaining of the inner strength you need for tomorrow.
The county is projecting 4,647 children in need for next year.
Theme: The need for today's women to redefine success.
Deficits, debt and the need for fiscal retrenchment will make sure of that.
They too highlight the limited power of the central bank and the need for fiscal policy.
But there isn't much disagreement about the need for fiscal austerity.
