The phrase "which also needs" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize that something needs to be done in addition to something else. For example: We need to start work on the project as soon as possible, which also needs to be completed by the end of the week.
And the rivers flow through India, which also needs water and dams them.
Mexico next plays Uruguay, which also needs a draw to advance.
They would augment the very few who have survived the blitz, and would reinforce Citizens' Advice, which also needs better resources than it now survives on.
Without an extension, which also needs Senate approval, some Department of Transportation workers might be laid off and some projects halted.
Additionally the mechanical properties of the microenvironment, i.e. the extracellular matrix, determine the nature of the tissue, which also needs to be mimicked in the material.
In this context, energy policy targets should be clearly defined and operationalized, which also needs to consider potential conflicts between them.
Try telling that to the private prisons, which are funded by the taxpayer but which also need to generate revenue to keep their shareholders happy.
The Great Danes will play Sunday against sixth-seeded Maryland-Baltimore County 14-166), which also needed overtime for a 79-75 upset of third-seeded Boston University 17-133).
The measure, which also needed 60 votes under Senate rules, was approved by a 60-to-40 60-to-40 60-to-40ll along party lines.
No one understands risk better than the insurance industry — except, perhaps, the reinsurance industry, the companies that sell insurance to insurers, which also need protection from risk exposure.
It is Italy's third largest bank and a failure to secure the private funds would immediately raise doubts about the stability of a number of other Italian banks, such as UniCredit, which also need to raise private capital.
