The phrase 'need of clarification' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to indicate the requirement of more information or an explanation about a topic. For example, "We need further clarification on the details of the project plan."
They are well written, but they are in need of clarification, though they are a wonderful set of rules".
Her lawyers argue that the law is in urgent need of clarification, and if there is no policy there should be one.
Through a review of this technology, it becomes apparent that significant elements of the fundamentals underlying the materials science of these new polyolefins are in need of clarification.
Included in their cookbook is an e-mail address for anyone who gets confused or lost in their recipes, frustrated or in need of clarification: [email protected]
Separately, the Information Commissioner Christopher Graham told MPs on the Home Affairs select committee on Tuesday that the law on phone-hacking is confusing and in urgent need of clarification.
I also point out anatomical issues in need of clarification, including more systematic, whole brain coverage of tracer injections; more data on anterogradely labeled terminations; more complete, area-specific quantitative data about projection neurons, and quantitative data on terminal density and convergence.
Increased needs of clarification and correction slow down decision-making and delay completion of translation assignments.
Most comments focused on the need for clarification of the sequencing of the technique described (procedure) and the patient group under study (recipient).
"The rules are ambiguous and in need of some clarification".
As previously noted, these questions and concerns, though not unresolved disarmament issues, are nevertheless in need of further clarification.
I start by sketching the theoretical landscape, and continue by pointing out some ambiguities that are in need of further clarification.
