The phrase "needs to be reworked" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that a certain aspect or element of the sentence or text requires further revision or improvement. Example: "The conclusion of the essay needs to be reworked to provide a stronger argument."
The covenant approach is showing its imperfections, but it needs to be reworked, not ditched.
If students are supposed to live without parental handouts, a maximum £3,400 loan is not enough; maintenance needs to be reworked for future students.
But Beijing so far appears unwilling to embrace Trump's central argument — that the relationship has been skewed in China's favor for too long and needs to be reworked.
The competition committee is the entity that would handle such a change, and one of its members is Tampa Bay Coach Tony Dungy, who thinks the rule needs to be reworked.
The president did succeed in negotiating an update to the North American Free Trade Agreement, though its ratification is in doubt after House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif). said the deal needs to be reworked.
Science faculty members agree that CUNY's transfer policy needs to be reworked.
Neither sequential nor parallel tasks will need to be reworked as a result of subsequent tasks.
"Every database in every division touches bar code information, and they all needed to be reworked," he said.
Ideally, the first task would require no inputs at all, indicating that it would never need to be reworked.
The Silvas said they had not been in favor of canceling the 2009 season but knew the league's financial plan needed to be reworked.
More important than all that, keeping information from the voters who own it runs counter to a New York tradition of openness that does not need to be reworked by Mr. Giuliani or anyone else.
