"need for transporting" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the necessity or requirement for moving or carrying something from one place to another. Example: "There is a high need for transporting medical supplies to remote areas where access to healthcare is limited."
It has also been postulated that membrane depolarisation of voltage-gated calcium channels on the somatic membrane is sufficient to increase intracellular calcium concentration and activate transcription without the need for transported signals from distant synapses.
Offshore (submarine) pipelines are needed for transporting oil and natural gas from offshore oil wells and gas wells to overland pipelines, which further transport the oil to a refinery or the gas to a processing plant.
This adaptation greatly saves energy by directly depositing sucrose generated from photosynthesis into starch storage without the need for transport through a vascular system and the use of a glucose phosphate transporter [ 21].
That just left a need for transport - Davies doesn't drive.
Localized production will practically eliminate the need for transport of goods.
And there's no need for transport: customers collect their food on the way home from work".
Second, the emergence of rich media types and applications creates a need for transport protocol requirements that are not satisfied by TCP's restricted semantics.
If urban farmers reduce the need for transport, refrigeration and packaging, and source inputs from local waste streams, then city farms could offer a sustainable alternative for growing fruit and vegetables, says Oscar Rodriguez, director of Architecture and Food.
When dispatched to a disaster-stricken country, the fully-equipped self-sufficient JDR team aims not to place any burden on the country with the need for transport, food, shelter, or anything else necessary for their operations.
