The phrase "needs to be cared" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: "The stray cat found on the street needs to be cared for before it can be adopted."
At this stage, resources have been allocated, personnel have been scheduled, and a set of patients with specific demands needs to be cared for in a safe, effective, efficient, timely, patient-centered, and equitable manner.
You need time and space to become strong and to get to know yourself as an individual, not as part of a couple; then you can embark on a relationship with someone as an equal and not someone who needs to be cared for.
Or in the first-act finale, in which Louise slaps young Helen in a fit of sloppy, alcoholic pique, and her realization of what she has done moves her to recognize that she needs to be cared for herself, so she accepts Bill's proposal of marriage.
Successful PBL strategies require planning, organization and an efficient task distribution, but group cooperation and cohesion also needs to be cared for.
Planning for a loved one with special needs to be cared for after you're gone may involve some of the most important and emotional decisions you make.
We can appreciate that in a situation in which someone is very young and needs to be cared for but Ashley's 15 and he's got a lot of opinions, he appears intelligent and makes his views heard, is there no nuance in the law that allows for this?
Even though highly underrated, an industrialist needs to be caring and compassionate towards employees, towards family, friends and even towards the planet.
And they need to be cared for.
I need to be cared about, which probably makes me pretty damn human".
"They didn't see paintings as whole objects, which need to be cared for as such".
They have all needed to be cared for in different ways.
