The phrase "pertinent need" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific requirement or necessity that is relevant to a particular situation.
Example: "In our current project, we must address the pertinent need for additional resources to meet our deadlines."
Alternatives: "relevant requirement" or "essential need."
Some doctors, for example, regard a medical chart as a guideline for continued care: anything not directly pertinent need not be recorded.
This is a pertinent need since most analytical tools for structural analysis require large computational infrastructure.
There is a pertinent need to address the gender disparity seen by medium of this study by making efforts to increase the number of females as peer educators.
The capacity of OCHA to coordinate has been often questioned but not the pertinent need for a multi-lateral coordinating body.
While the hPSC-derived model possesses favorable barrier characteristics compared to other human models, several pertinent questions need to be addressed to determine if hPSC-derived BMECs truly represents the "adult" BBB phenotype.
Identification of the genes that are modulated during implant osseointegration in normal versus osteopenic bone is needed to successfully address these pertinent clinical needs.
Subject to security considerations, lifetime patient data relevant to pertinent caregiver needs are accessed whenever and wherever needed.
Also, borrowers are often reluctant to be upfront with pertinent information needed for negotiations, such as pay stubs and account information.
The most pertinent research needs for the various fire behaviour aspects addressed are also identified.
Challenges related to social inclusiveness, ecological connectivity and continuity suggest government involvement is pertinent, but needs to be refocused.
However, it doesn't provide other pertinent information needed for APMS regarding distress cause, evaluation procedure, feasible M&R alternatives and cost effectiveness analysis.
