"surging needs" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a rapidly increasing demand for something or to a situation or circumstance that requires immediate attention. For example, "The government must respond to the surging needs of the people in the event of a natural disaster."
She is talking to the Rev. John Grange, the only remaining priest at St . Jeromes Roman Catholic Church in Mott Haven in the South Bronx, a parish of Mexican immigrants -- 1,000 and counting, many of them illegal, with all their surging needs.
Immediately following the earthquake, Real Medicine Foundation began providing medical staffing, in-kind medical supplies and strategic coordination to help meet the surging needs of the health crisis on the ground.
Richard Pipes, a professor emeritus of Russian history at Harvard, said "A History of Russia" filled an academic void during a time of surging need.
Are we laying the groundwork for an even larger homeless crisis, by closing down shelters and transitional housing units at a critical time of surging need?
China is going ahead with its ambitious nuclear program, but Germany is abandoning nuclear power, and many countries that were once eager to harness the atom to meet their surging electricity needs are now wary, according to Mark Hibbs, a nuclear analyst at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
But to be competitive in a market where Netflix's subscriber base is surging, Hulu needs additional content to further round out its catalog and make it feel like there's more to watch beyond what's on right now.
China's recent spending surge needs to be kept in perspective.
Any new surge needs to provide enough American troops to hold the areas on their own.
However, the LH surge needs to reach a certain magnitude in order to effectively stimulate ovulation, possibly making it more vulnerable to small changes in GnRH.
Health department staffing to meet surge needs posed challenges, including accessing and training staff from other parts of the health department, especially physicians, and the need to ensure staff time off to prevent burnout.
While January was the fourth consecutive month that consumer spending increased, so far the growth has been far short of the surge needed to lead the economy out of its downturn.
