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"negate the need" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to express the idea of making something unnecessary. For example, "The introduction of new technology has negated the need for manual labor."
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They negate the need for strength.
Proponents of repowering said that it would negate the need for new power plants.
The natural adherence properties of the replaced corneal flap negate the need for stitches.
Moreover, internal resources often act as complements to, or indeed appears to negate the need for, external resources.
But that doesn't negate the need for many start-up companies to find alternative payments for services they receive.
I ordered one with mustard and onion sauce, which was plentiful enough to negate the need for ketchup.
THE FUTURE Of course, truly smart TVs with Internet connectivity will increasingly negate the need for special adapters.
Griffith told me, "I wanted to make a machine that would negate the need for that entire factory — to let you print the lenses on demand".
The increased blurring of national lines via the internet doesn't negate the need for being aware of engaging with people's local perspectives.
Similarly, the dollar's depreciation that is further and faster than we currently expect could negate the need for an additional quarter or so".
Rather than bringing to an end traditional dairy farming, Pandya expects their milk product to help negate the need for ever more intensive dairy farm systems.
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