The phrase "that needs to be edited" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to point out something that needs to be improved or corrected. For example, "This essay is full of typos that need to be edited before it can be submitted."
Except for ccmB, this correlation is consistent with the observation that taxa with higher RS tend to have suffered major changes in the number of edited sites and have fewer codons that need to be edited (Table 2).
Give support because some will probably have a hard time reading because of mistakes that need to be edited; great segue!
This could represent a regulatory mechanism that prevents aberrant editing activities by maintaining low concentrations of ADAR2 at its active site when there are limited editable substrates and yet maintaining a readily available pool of functional ADAR2 to cope with a sudden influx of substrates that need to be edited.
One of the most challenging things about this kind of filmmaking is that it needs to be edited frame-by-frame.
Receiving a comment that the work needs to be edited by someone who speaks and writes English as his or her primary language is one that should be taken seriously.
If you find that anything needs to be edited or cleared up a bit, just go back and fix it.
"Everyone at The New York Times thinks fundamentally that for this to be successful, the paper needs to be edited and curated for an international sensibility," Mr. Dunbar-Johnson said.
"This cross-party committee found that for a 'Scottish Six' to work it needs to be edited and presented from Scotland.
3) The manuscript needs to be edited heavily for typographical errors, awkward phrasing, incomplete experimental methods and claims that exceed the data.
Eventually, Ms. Palmer winnowed down her collection to "one plump portfolio, which still needs to be edited," she said.
