'needs reconsideration' is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are referring to something that should be given further thought or re-examined. For example: "This policy needs reconsideration; the consequences for changes made do not outweigh potential benefits."
UK surrogacy law is riddled with flaws and desperately needs reconsideration.
Tallant (2013) suggests that the possibility of both gunk as well as junk suggests that the framework of priority needs reconsideration.
Thus the widely accepted close correlation between crown size and radial increment needs reconsideration for trees growing under (near-) natural conditions.
Shrouding their criteria in a veil of secrecy needs reconsideration.
This conversation starter has pervaded our exchanges with one another long enough and urgently needs reconsideration.
This has to be noted and has to be tackled when the new Egypt is emerging, that the labor force needs reconsideration of their position, of their salaries, of their rights, and also the fellahin in the villages, the students, the young people, the women, and so on.
This default taboo may need reconsideration.
Tortoise-paced research will delay efforts to protect affected creatures.Ivanpah already shows, however, that planning and paradoxical green policies need reconsideration before America builds more renewable energy plants.
There is no requirement by law that general contractors be licensed, a fact that Mr. Morgenthau and Patricia J. Lancaster, the buildings commissioner who joined prosecutors in announcing the indictments, said might need reconsideration given the increasing number of construction accidents in the city.
"When we said significant areas needed reconsideration - that referred to district general hospital (secondary care) services".
Thus, previous interpretations on the function and maturation of the N1 need reconsideration.
