'needs of the work' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to any requirements or specifications that a certain piece of work requires. For example, "We must ensure that our project meets the needs of the work before we submit it for consideration."
Talking about the nonformulaic credo of a dream project that still sustains him, Mr. Linn- Baker said, "We shape the process to the needs of the work.
Suddenly, you're tied to the marketing schedule, the need to make certain deadline[s] to satisfy certain publications or entities and not the artistic life and needs of the work.
All require some constants in the methodology but each needs a tailormade structure of workshops and rehearsals, to meet the needs of the work but equally to suit the local participants.
So the goal of smart education is to foster smart learners to meet the needs of the work and life in the 21st century.
This system is reasonable design, a more complete function, stable operation has been tested to meet the basic needs of the work.
The comparative analysis of verification and baseline measurements conducted suggests this project was successful because the new process fulfilled the needs of the work environment for which it was designed.
"We need to keep the focus on the needs of the working actor," she said.
If I were Prime Minister I'd be exactly like Margaret Thatcher...but without the helmet hair, appalling disregard for the needs of the working classes and the swinging brick for a heart.
When there is so much still to be done to improve the life chances of the most vulnerable, it is difficult to justify putting middle-class tax cuts before the needs of the working poor, and the socially disadvantaged.
The son of a truck driver (his mother died when he was 16), he is the godfather of Sam's Club conservatism, the effort to reconnect the party to the needs of the working class.
The sectional area of ventilation also exceeded 6.5 m2 and satisfied the needs of the working face.
