The phrase "actually need more" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a requirement or desire for an increased amount of something, often in a context where the current amount is insufficient.
Example: "After reviewing the project, I realized that we actually need more resources to meet the deadline."
Alternatives: "truly require additional" or "really need extra".
"I actually need more pork poems," he said.
The carers may actually need more help – either some respite or to go on a "caring and coping" course.
You need to stew 800g of prepared apples, so although I specified 1kg, you may actually need more.
Yet Parker made clear in his speech he thought GCHQ, and by implication MI5, actually need more powers.
Increasing the number of doctors would make our health care system worse, not better, because the United States doesn't actually need more doctors.
Ernest J. Moniz, a professor of physics at M.I.T. and former under secretary of energy who wrote a pivotal 2007 report calling for the prompt demonstration of carbon capture technologies, said: "It's only more true four years later — we can't get one going, but we actually need more than one".
I mean, who actually needs more than five clubs?
But, I think he's in a terrible position because he has the difficult argument to make about more stimulus spending and a lot of people think we actually needed more stimulus even in the first go-around and that we could use a second stimulus.
But before he does, he may want to consider three questions: whether the economy actually needs more help to get back on its feet; whether a fiscal stimulus could work quickly enough to be useful; and what kind of stimulus would help taxpayers the most.
Constellation collapsed despite annual spending of nearly $3 billion — about what is being spent on SLS and Orion today — and NASA said it actually needed more than twice that amount.
However, pregnancy is not an ideal time to put chihuahuas on a diet, since the mother actually needs more calories in order to pass nutrients onto her litter.
