The phrase 'users in need' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to people who are in need of a product, service, or assistance: The charity organization provides meals to users in need.
The use of the designed augmented reality platform will be beneficial to disabled wheeled mobility users in need of occupational therapist training and evaluation.
IT used to be that office tenants would set up operations in sleek high-rise buildings and that light industrial users in need of an office would carve out a corner of a warehouse, put up walls, move in desks and install telephones and computers.
The company also expanded a feature it launched in May that is designed to help users in need of help and resources related to mental illness.
With its silly, easy-to-remember name (now officially a verb), colorful yet clean identity and nearly blank homepage, Google is an authentic, no-nonsense technology tool ideal for busy users in need of information.
Though Feedly once struggled in the shadow of Google Reader, it has emerged in recent weeks as one of the top alternatives for end users in need of a new home for their feeds ahead of Reader's demise.
Microsoft has just announced that it's killing off the last trace of clip art in its Office products, instead pointing users in need of imagery toward Bing Image Search.
Instead of punishing users, who the report says "do no harm to others", the commission argues that governments should end criminalisation of drug use; experiment with legal models that would undermine organised crime syndicates; and offer health and treatment services for drug-users in need.
Every frontline practitioner, committed manager and service user in need knows that claims like Burstow's are not true.
Ads crop up online when users type in "need money to pay rent" or other search terms that signal financial distress.
As smartphones become more powerful, they consume more power, keeping users in constant need of a working charger.
If religious organisations want to provide, for example, a hostel for the homeless, they must allow users in without needing to attend prayers, say grace or hear a sermon.
