The phrase "occasional needs" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to needs that occur infrequently or from time to time, rather than being constant or ongoing. Example: "As a teacher, I understand the occasional needs for students to have extra support or accommodations in the classroom."
But while the dot-coms salivate over large corporate clients, it is the myriad smaller businesses with occasional needs for printing and delivery that are their most attainable market.
Both companies, as providers of online services, are constrained by the occasional needs of users to work offline, and a new Google technology that makes this possible, called "Google Gears", could help Salesforce.Given Google's recent appetite for takeovers, even an outright acquisition is not out of the question.
Tiffany has always been the breadwinner for her children although their father, who doesn't live with them, helps out with child care and other occasional needs.
Maybe there's still occasional need for that.
It would be a complicated professional relationship, in which his occasional need for male dominance would surface.
The seldom-heard First Symphony is full of charms, a delightful freshness and the occasional need of editing.
Dr. Timothy E. Quill of the University of Rochester School of Medicine says he believes that there is an occasional need for an assisted death.
Although plumbing projects have become easier, they still require careful preparation, some specialized tools and the occasional need to keep children out of earshot.
You will find no Hannibal Lecter-style respect for Tuscan fragrances — just a quiet acceptance of life's low standards and the occasional need to bludgeon or kill.
If you have just an occasional need to move files between computers, you can make do with a stand-alone external U.S.B. hard drive.
It is hard to believe that the schedules have so far worked in Bernard's favor, with only the occasional need to take one fiancée to the countryside while telling another that he is away on business.
