The phrase "urging the need" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone's strong desire for something, or someone trying to emphasize the importance of having a particular thing. For example, "My teacher is urging the need for us to study more for the upcoming exam."
De Gaulle actively intervened in the campaign for the second referendum, denouncing the proposed system as unworkable and urging the need for a stronger executive.
While not openly supportive of Gbagbo, South Africa trod carefully, urging the need for reconciliation – and attracting much criticism in the process.
From 1997 to 2000, Barron was an active chairman of the Oxford colleges' admissions committee, urging the need for the university to attract a wider range of applicants.
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg of New York unveiled a $20 billion plan last month to protect his city from rising waters, urging the need to begin the process immediately, but also acknowledging that it would take decades to implement.
The large heterogeneity of CTC and the different approaches introduced in recent years to isolate, enumerate and characterize CTC results in a large variation of the number of CTC reported urging the need for uniform definitions and at least a clear definition of what the criteria are for assigning an object as a CTC.
Conventional polymer fracturing fluids employed in the early decades exhibited residue deposition within the fracture while surfactant fluids with lower thermal stability have been inefficient in stimulating hydrocarbon production, urging the need for an improved fluid system with improved rheology, proppant carrying capacity, lower fluid loss and better post-fracture cleanup.
Thus, the combined effect of TKAs on performance urges the need for innovation to obtain a positive payoff.
This urges the need for characterizing and addressing reliability in GPGPU architecture design.
The study finding urges the need for investigation of vaccine failure including vaccine matching and alternative vaccine development.
A 2011 Universities UK report urged the need for engagement with extreme political views.
However, just as with the other questions, the debate remains unsettled and urges the need for further research.
