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The phrase "actually you need" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to clarify or emphasize a necessity or requirement in a conversation or instruction.
Example: "I understand your concerns, but actually you need to submit the report by Friday to meet the deadline."
Alternatives: "in fact, you require" or "truthfully, you must".
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"Actually, you need to be flexible," she said.
But then growth slows, and you find that actually you need to do much more".
And a big wardrobe is a must – actually, you need a giant one!
And it's only a little bit later that the kids go ahead and shift and realize, actually, you need to do this here.
"But actually you need to build the voice of public service users individually and collectively". But that voice also has to be heard.
But if you say, 'Well, actually you need to exhibit self-control,' or you explain the value of social intelligence — this will help you collaborate more effectively — then it seems a bit more tangible".
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Couldn't you argue that this crisis shows that actually you needed more?
I actually think you need someone who actually understands the economy leading the country".
Actually, do you need both?
That lethargic feeling actually means you need to exercise.
I actually think you need stars for this show".
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