"urgency is needed" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to convey the idea that a situation or task requires immediate attention and action. Example: "The recent increase in crime rates is a serious concern and urgent action is needed to address the issue."
But urgency is needed to keep even more investors from racing for the exits.
Eradicating the disease, he said, "is still feasible but more urgency is needed to complete it.
If a sense of urgency is needed beyond the deaths of 29 coal miners last April in West Virginia, Congressional lawmakers better heed the latest news from the Upper Big Branch mine where the explosion occurred.
This sense of urgency is needed, especially in Africa, as current International Energy Agency forecasts project that the number of people in sub-Saharan Africa without access to modern energy services will grow by almost 100 million between now and 2030 (see the figure below).
A like sense of urgency is needed elsewhere.
But sometimes, urgency is needed.
Mark Serwotka, general secretary of the Public and Commercial Services union, told delegates that a "sense of urgency" was needed.
The nation is facing a full-blown employment crisis and policy makers are not responding with anything like the sense of urgency that is needed.
"People have not shut their borders, they have not put laws in place, they have not acted with the urgency that is needed".
The solutions that exist now, such as a large-scale energy efficiency programme and investment in wind, wave and solar power, can do the job if we deploy them at the scale and urgency that is needed".
Ashdown, who is the UK president of children's charity Unicef, said: " I cannot believe we are not yet gripping this issue with the urgency that is needed and unless we do that, what you see isn't going to be one event that shocks and saddens us but an event that is repeated and repeated and repeated".
