The phrase "actually be needed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the necessity or requirement of something in a particular context.
Example: "Before we proceed with the project, we need to determine if additional resources will actually be needed."
Alternatives: "truly be required" or "really be necessary".
"We are looking for ways to address the weakness in the economy, should more actually be needed," he told the committee.
Much as she admired these lamps, though, talking about them did lead Ms. Adelman to wonder just how long they would actually be needed.
It may never actually be needed, but if it is, then it's obviously the right thing to do to have it implanted.
But whether everyone can be "upskilled" to carry out more fulfilling work, and how many staff will actually be needed as robots take on more routine tasks, remains to be seen.
Without realizing it, clients and their advisors tend to over-estimate how much will actually be needed to live on in retirement.
So will the popularity of the one and only A380 backup aircraft convince Airbus customers that more A380s might actually be needed, especially as airport congestion grows?
"We're going to formally launch the fund on Wednesday and we're looking to raise probably between £10m-£20m £10m-£20m on what we will actually be needependinge reasonably comfortable what the situation.
And because excessive tax cuts worsen the deficit, they actually threaten Americans by creating pressure to cut spending on other programs that actually are needed.
In the 20 years since it opened, the Maeslantkering hasn't actually been needed to prevent a flood, but it is tested regularly just in case.
Yvonne's obstetrician scowled and said that the cord-blood industry was run by profiteers who preyed on fear, but she conceded that she knew of a case where the cells actually were needed.
