"needs for improvement" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are discussing something that requires changes or improvements, for example, "This area of the business needs for improvement."
Finally, future research needs for improvement of EBF design and application are identified and presented.
Academia, workers, government, and citizens, individually or collectively, should act about the needs for improvement and possibilities of action in a public and private context.
The first principle for decisions about the administration of the ECCE system should be that they begin with an analysis of the most important needs for improvement and how these might be addressed.
The questionnaire for the FGI consisted of six items (Table 2), asking firefighters' perception about each item of fire gear (boots, gloves, helmet and SCBA) and potential needs for improvement.
In the search for ways to improve the traditional fallow system of the Eastern Amazon, field experiments were conducted in farmers' fields, but under researcher management with farmers helping to identify the critical needs for improvement.
Each month, core team members participated in a conference call and webinar to review identifiable practice level and collaborative data, with no patient personal health information (PHI), to foster peer-to-peer discussions, determine areas of success, and needs for improvement.
There is still great need for improvement.
In Iceland, as elsewhere, there is considerable need for improvement.
saw the need for improvement, and this industry is committed to choking out money laundering.
The new justice secretary, Michael Gove, apparently understands the need for improvement.
None of this is to say that Obamacare was a perfect law with no need for improvement.
