The phrase 'use need' is not correct and usable in written English as it does not make sense.
You can use the phrases 'need to use' or 'have to use' which mean the same thing. For example: I need to use the computer to finish this project.
Its use need not be limited to seafood dishes.
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The classroom trailers, never meant for more than a decade of nonstop use, need new walls, ceilings and plumbing.
Implication 3: whatever medications we use need to be combined with more nonmedication-oriented treatments, like cognitive or social therapies.
To get good secondary colours, like greens and purples, the primaries you use need to be as pure as possible.
"I refuse to use need as the single criterion to shape the plan," said Irving S. Hamer Jr., the board member from Manhattan.
It is one of 15 islands in Maine without state-maintained roads where vehicles registered for island use need not pass state inspection.
But that's only one part of it, those applications and services you use need to be protected, you don't want others seeing your information.
The most desirable lubricant for a specific use need not necessarily be the oiliest; e.g., long-fibre grease, which is low in oiliness as compared with machine oils, is usually preferable for packing rolling bearings.
To get there, Mr. Christiansen and his fellow committee members decided to use need — which they collectively decided to measure by the percentage of students in the schools receiving free lunches — as the deciding factor.
However, other applications and contexts of use need to be investigated.
