"needs to be received" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used to express a requirement or obligation for something to be received by someone. Here is an example: "The package needs to be received by the end of the day or else it will be returned to sender."
For ACN warning using repetition codes, the K SSs are resent approximately N r times and the packet needs to be received correctly at least once for the receiver to recover the warning message.
A certificate of insurance is required for all sales and needs to be received by the registration deadline.
Although his work certainly feeds off late-20th-century energies, McElroy's cosmopolitan, erudite fiction needs to be received on a wider bandwidth that also registers signals from other disciplines and earlier literature.
Paperwork needs to be received by early August for lessons during the fall semester.
The set of antecedents specifies how many times a signal needs to be received by each membrane.
Among those, the transmitted preamble needs to be received at least once, in order to be able to estimate time and frequency offsets.
As with all family benefits, one spouse needs to be receiving benefits for other family members to qualify, unless you are considered an independently entitled divorced spouse.
Live and recorded performance are separate experiences and need to be received as such.
The next day the department said any further applications would need to be received by October 1st.
Instead Jones and his curio of a film keep drifting, sliding into university philosophy that may need to be received in a generous spirit ("time is an illusion and therefore so is death").
DEADLINE- All application materials need to be received by February 17, 2019 (midnight).
