The phrase "removes the necessity" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it in a sentence when referring to something that eliminates the need for another action or thing. For example, "The new machine removes the necessity for manual labor."
For Anderson, YouTube illustrates the principle that Free removes the necessity of aesthetic judgment.
This removes the necessity for local external magnetic fields to achieve bistability or controllable operations.
The use of independent field assumptions for displacements and stresses removes the necessity for an in-plane shear correction factor.
This removes the necessity of knowing the functional form of the nominal nonlinearity in the control law.
The first advantage is that cavitation pulps malted barley and so removes the necessity for it to be milled in advance.
Our study now removes the necessity for unusually rapid adaptability in polar bears, providing some 600,000 years of time for evolutionary adaptation.
With the government considering removing the "necessity" element from the test, the costs spent on bringing the case may not be covered even if the case is won.
And removing the necessity of such a coalition government would diminish the power of the partners in any alliance as well as any other parties outside the coalition.
This toolbox is designed to streamline the reconstruction process by removing the necessity for bookkeeping, while facilitating transparent data transfer between different software packages.
Removing the necessity for the body to deal, on its own, with the free radicals also prevented other adaptations that make exercise healthy.
In February David Cameron promised to end the "state's monopoly" on the public sector, by removing the necessity to legislate for individual cases of privatisation and end the presumption that the state will provide services.
