The part of a sentence "needs caused" can be correct and usable in written English.
It is used to express that a certain need or requirement has caused or led to a particular outcome or action. Example: The shortage of resources caused the needs of the community to be reassessed and prioritized.
A law to ban adoption by Americans of Russian children, many of them orphans with special needs, caused dismay.
Climate change caused by human generation of greenhouse gases is just one of the degradations of our most fundamental needs caused by our shortsighted actions.
In an interview on Thursday, Mr. Kelly professed to be unaware of the simmering resentments and suggested that perhaps his pressing needs caused budget pain for other commissioners.
But England's 6,000 young people in care need intensive support, 24/7 staffing, and treatment that integrates care, education and health to meet profound, complex and enduring needs caused by terrible neglect and abuse.
The treaty "should acknowledge the challenges of the new Internet economy and the principles that fair compensation is received for carried traffic and operators' revenues should not be disconnected from the investment needs caused by rapid Internet traffic growth," the operators' association said in a submission to the I.T.U.
But they won't solve the power needs caused by the digitization of everything that used to be on paper.
The changes in market needs cause software requirements to be flexible in product lines.
And taking care of those basic needs causes a steep rise in life expectancy.
The needs of the individual take precedent over the caregiver's needs, causing her to become less and less vocal about requiring help or support.
These challenges often result in unmet community needs, causing community partners and study participants to feel dispirited, thereby compromising the potential for CE.
To help meet the increased need caused by this influx, UNICEF is expanding its response in water and sanitation, health, nutrition, education and protection.
