The phrase 'the needs to' is not correct or usable in written English.
You should use the phrase 'needs to' instead. Example: He needs to finish his work before heading out.
The standardized variogram indicates the needs to be 400 samples.
That she feels the needs to say these words tells you something profound.
This holiday season, Solomon feels the needs to embellish things a bit.
Our school has to meet the needs to society's most vulnerable and disaffected students.
Multicultural Affairs supports and advises several groups catering to the needs to cultural and identity groups.
I feel sorry for anyone the needs to lose a little.
Andrew kept me informed of the needs to maintain a bicycle-friendly campus," recalls O'Reilly.
Even some of the most wealthy have spoken openly of the needs to address the massive "inequality gap".
The needs to reduce the frictional component of the resistance of a ship leads researchers to find new solutions.
This chapter gives an overview on the needs to develop new space safety technology and new space safety standards.
Finally, some conclusions and suggestions are drawn concerning the needs to reduce the risks and improve certain safety measures.
