"required urgency" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the necessity of a particular task to be done with haste. For example, "Due to the severity of the situation, the fundraising campaign required urgency."
In mainland China, physicians of other relevant specialties were the first to be assigned to work in ICUs because of their familiarity with the necessary techniques (anesthesiologists), disease entities (surgeons and internists), and required urgency of treatment (emergency physicians).
To make the right things happen with the required urgency we must demand and support leaders like our Founding Fathers again.
Mr. Mason's amiable, leisurely pace does not begin to generate the required urgency once the play shifts into its crime-solving mode.
Your application of John Nash's contribution to game theory proves we must produce a lot more cooperation and participation by many more UC professors and scholars, in many other disciplines, to find solutions that must be implemented with the required urgency before we lose control over long-term quality of life in California, and on this planet.
It was a welcome late flurry from the hosts, who for the majority of the game lacked the required urgency to break down a Fulham side which looked intent on gaining a point.
For 58% of all calls the required urgency level advised was as set by the scenario panel.
Are there areas of the business where the opportunity is greater than others, and do some areas require urgency in data and analytics to stay competitive?
Indeed, two facilitating conditions for group think are (a) an external crisis (which requires urgency) and (b) a highly directive leader.
Therefore, the search for new solutions to solve this problem require urgency and practical management and efficient production, especially as the GD field is entering the early stages of exploitation.
Ridley-Thomas called Fujioka's report a "useful initial road map" but said reforms require urgency.
Moreover, the work requires urgency and diligence on all sides: governments should push for achieving their targets within a set timeframe, health care professionals need to be guided by a sense of public service, and the community should be aware of and support local initiatives as well as demand the care it deserves.
