The phrase "objective needs" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used when referring to needs that are essential as opposed to wants. For example, "We must provide our students with the objective needs of a quality education."
"The objective needs to be given some meaning and a stronger vision as to what the community expects the system to deliver," Linden says.
This ideological juxtaposition, in which subjective morality is controlled by the state and in which citizens' objective needs are left for the market to sort out, is by now familiar to most voters.
To the extent that you have more immigrants you have both a stronger moral case for redistribution to low-income natives (greater objective needs) and a stronger practical case for redistribution to low-income natives (greater fiscal capacity) but the idea of avoiding a small harm to poor people by inflicting a much-larger harm on substantially poorer people makes very little sense to me.
Effective leaders match the objective needs of their company with the subjective competencies available to them.
cultivatation of a culture that supports a focus on objective needs instead of personal goals and gains.
Several procedures, primarily interviews, observations, and questionnaires, were used to gather information about the objective needs of the students, all of whom are immigrants.
There still is the very objective need to bridge some very deep gaps in the positions if there ever is to be a settlement".
And somehow, even as we see the objective need for German leadership in this crisis, we just don't love the Germans.
Too bad for him that his suppression of feelings is stoic and unnecessary; the reader finds tragedy in the stoicism and comedy in the lack of any objective need for it.
Handwriting projects could then be elaborated according to objective need.
The objective need for orthodontic treatment (grades 4 and 5 of IOTN) was registered in 1077 subjects (41.2 %) [19].
