"urgency to do something" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to talk about the need to take immediate action on something, or to do something as soon as possible. For example, "I felt a real urgency to finish the project before the deadline".
The sudden urgency to do something, after years of fence-sitting, is prompted by several fears.
Is it still a winning talking point for Democrats, and will that lead to some urgency to do something about this?
"If they met inside Syria, they will feel the heat, the urgency to do something quick for the Syrian people," Mr. Zeyada said.
But I feel that what is happening in Syria and the urgency to do something about it, are issues that cross political boundaries or interests.
"Is it dangerous to go to Madrid?" Villarejo knew nothing of the American operation, but he cautioned his friend, "Whenever there's any urgency to do something, that always means there's a trap".
At the heart of the magazine is a sense of community and an urgency to do something about the huge growth of street poverty and street homelessness in London.
We're not in any urgency or pressure situation to do something".
"I hope that it is released quickly and I hope, with as much urgency, they will also to do something about it.
"When it comes to mass criminalization, mass incarceration, and the neglect of people, it's an issue of urgency, so I want to do something that's confrontational and that's kind of in your face," Szporer said.
"We are trying to empower students within our communities to develop a sense of urgency and to try to do something.
Last night, Schiff, who had been cautiously optimistic about Nunes's ability to conduct a fair investigation and more restrained in his criticism of Nunes than Himes and other Democrats, told me, "There does seem to have been a sense of urgency after the Monday hearing to do something.
