The phrase 'needs to be broken down' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express the idea that something needs to be understood, sorted out, or analyzed. For example, "This long and complicated legal document needs to be broken down before we can fully understand it."
"We're here to mourn a broken system, a system that needs to die, a system that needs to be broken down, a system that needs to be dismantled," Lewis said.
Lactose is the sugar in milk, and it needs to be broken down by the enzyme lactase that lives in our intestines and bowels.
However, Bectu said that for the project to be successful in moving the dial on diversity representation, data needs to be broken down by individual TV production.
The notion of a school as a fortress needs to be broken down, so as part of schooling 8am-6pm, I would love to see more cookery courses, dance clubs, competitive sports and chess clubs.
But our more emotional conversations are often enabled by drugs and/or alcohol – as if the social barrier of masculinity needs to be broken down by a level of intoxication before we can tell each other how we feel.
In addition, far from being a hindrance during local invasion and metastasis, which needs to be broken down in order for the cancer cell to progress to distant sites, several components of the TME actively cooperate with tumor cells in these processes [9].
"If the competition is to survive, walls need to be broken down".
"There's definitely some walls that need to be broken down".
To improve human health and nutrition in sub-Saharan Africa, barriers that exist between the food and health systems need to be broken down, contends Per Pinstrup-andersen, a 2001 World Food Prize laureate and the H.E. Babcock Professor of Food, Nutrition and Public Policy at Cornell.
Labour's Darren Jones said there was a "bus monopoly" in Bristol that needed to be "broken down".
Barriers need to be broken down, relationships rebuilt.
