"pose the need" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to present or create a need for something. Example: The project proposal posed the need for additional funding in order to be successfully executed.
Hence modern developments pose the need for different approaches to those traditionally employed by chemometricians.
These differences pose the need of different ERMS software for different versions and flexible software architecture for different institutional requirements.
This paper proposes an approach that couples an event-driven framework for detecting and reasoning in situations that pose the need for process adaptations with MCDM methods for selecting adaptations.
A major challenge in the use of biopsy-based biomarkers in prostate cancer is, however, the multifocality of the disease and pronounced intratumour heterogeneity in molecular abnormalities, which pose the need of sampling standardisation (Fraser et al, 2014).
Paediatric B-precursor ALL is a highly curable disease, however, treatment resistance in some patients and the long-term toxic effects of current therapies pose the need for more targeted therapeutic approaches.
Fojo and Grady [ 11] as well as Smith and Hillner [ 12] have argued that the spiraling cost of cancer care, and particularly cancer therapeutics that achieve only marginal benefits, pose the need for guidance from oncologists about how to address these costs.
This poses the need for us to bridge the process of turning the technology and research into practice in South Africa.
This trend poses the need of expressing the parallelism of the applications in order to effectively exploit the available resources.
This poses the need of developing stochastic models for simultaneous profit maximization and risk minimization, however these stance difficult to solve due to problem complexity and representation issues.
The similarity between guanaco and vicuña fibre poses the need to develop easy methods to help authorities that control exports and imports to tell them apart to ensure that guanaco is commercialized as such.
To begin with, access to technology, which for businessmen poses the need to make Internet connectivity available to the population, and secondly, teachers must take a step back and become a guide in children's exploration.
