'the necessary determination' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to a firm decision or resolution that is needed in order to accomplish something. For example, "It took the necessary determination of the team to succeed in their latest project."
She credits one of the coaches at the club, Harald Brosig, for imbuing her with the necessary determination and willpower to become an Olympic gold medallist – and for making her love her sport.
If a signature strike rests on "targeting without sufficient information to make the necessary determination, it is clearly unlawful," Heyns argues in a 2013 report submitted to the U.N. General Assembly.
I understood that the responsibility was vested in me to make the necessary determination under both Executive Order No. 9835, as amended, and under Section 103 of Public Law 188, 82d Congress, as to what action to take.
The Illinois Circuit Court ordered suppression of all these items, on the ground that the affidavit submitted to the Circuit Judge failed to support the necessary determination of probable cause to believe that the Gateses' automobile and home contained the contraband in question.
The Southampton player pulled the strings in an impressive first-half display and then showed the necessary determination to follow up his initial effort to score his eighth international goal.
But more than reacting to this reality, what China and the United States did was show the necessary determination to build a future based on low emissions through clean energy and livable cities because it makes sense for the environment and economies.
Until they see a principled way to draw such lines, legislators and judges can't possibly make the necessary determinations.
Access to witnesses and documents in the executive branch are often vital to making the necessary determinations, and if the president could just say no, it would both hamstring Congress and remove much of the incentive for inter-branch cooperation.
"(E ven if EPA reverses the 'appropriate and necessary determination,' this doesn't mean that the (mercury) standards would be revoked which for the most part, despite the (U.S Supreme Court) ruling, have been implemented," says Frank Maisano, spokesperson for the Electric Reliability Coordinating Council that represents utilities with coal-fired power plants.
Each cell retains a "reserve idioplasm," he argued, and this provides the necessary backup determination needed to form a whole organism [see Churchill 1966, 1973].
"We are now at the half-way mark and without the necessary commitment, determination and resources, we will be failing millions of children worldwide".
