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The phrase "needing rest" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone or something that requires rest or recuperation. For example, "After a week of working nonstop, she was feeling exhausted and needing rest."
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"Right now I'm not planning on playing another event [on the PGA Tour] but I have to weigh up the pros and cons of trying to win the money list, for personal reasons and in terms of needing rest," said England's Donald.
The factorial structure of the FS-A was examined using exploratory factor analysis [ 25], and the results showed four underlying factors: (1) cognitive and physical weariness, (2) added effort and assistance needed to do usual activities, (3) needing rest and feeling angry and (4) avoiding social activities.
If someone is needing rest DO NOT prank call them EVER you can be arrested.
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Why do players need rest?
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