identified need
collocation in Englishmeaningsofidentifyandneed
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identify
verb
uk/aɪˈden.tɪ.faɪ/us/aɪˈden.t̬ə.faɪ/
to recognize someone or something and say or prove who or what that person or ...
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need
noun
uk/niːd/us/niːd/
the state of having to have something that you do not have, especially something that you must have so that you can have a ...
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(Definition ofidentifyandneedfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
Examplesofidentified need
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The firstidentifiedneed, access to care and support, encompasses both person-to-person contact and written/audio-visual material.
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Data collected were used to discuss the extent to which service provision was meetingidentifiedneed, and to develop recommendations for service development.
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The author found that in spite of anidentifiedneedto protect children as research subjects, investigation on the subject of children's rights in clinical research is scarce.
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This may be a programme of care for an individual with anidentifiedneed, or an area-based project grant if a high level of need is measured locally.
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This amendment would narrow the discretion of local authorities where there is anidentifiedneedfor the provision.
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I have already approved the purchase of some 700 acres of industrial land in places where there is anidentifiedneed.
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Yes, there should be funding to meet theidentifiedneed.
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Such organisations welcome development in the countryside as long as it meetsidentifiedneedand is of the highest quality.
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They should listen when they are told that there is anidentifiedneedto rehabilitate and or build about 500,000 houses for people in need.
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The government encourages local authorities to use and support local advocacy schemes, or set up their own to meet specificidentifiedneed.
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To meet theidentifiedneed, the county believed that a new community offered the only satisfactory and sustainable solution.
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This would enable the maximum available resources to be channelled to meetidentifiedneed.
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If anidentifiedneedcannot be met, the other parts of the process will kick into play.
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Its purpose was to respond to theidentifiedneedof such carers.
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We would not want to stand in the way of well-thought-out and properly designed proposals that meet a clearlyidentifiedneedin the locality or beyond.
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We will be prepared to consider excepting the service from delegation to schools where there is a clearlyidentifiedneedfor the local education authority to retain control.
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Community legal service partnerships have greatly improved the delivery of advice and guidance by co-ordinating the work of providers in response to locallyidentifiedneed.
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The draft code that we are considering today advises that appropriate provision for eachidentifiedneed should always be specified in terms that are clear, specific and detailed.
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Its purpose was to respond to theidentifiedneedof such carers, and it sought to help with the purchase of equipment and improving the quality of life for carers.
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The organisation also supports the development of safety, technical and leadership skills within the industry in response toidentifiedneed.
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