The phrase "altogether you need" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when summarizing or emphasizing the total requirements or necessities for a situation or task.
Example: "After reviewing the project, I realized that altogether you need three more team members to meet the deadline."
Alternatives: "in total you require" or "overall you need".
You don't necessarily need to stop watching porn altogether; you just need to carefully change how much porn you watch.
If you want to switch to a different job altogether you may need retraining, look at the job adverts and update your CV.
If talking to your neighbor doesn't work, or if you want to avoiding having a face-to-face conversation altogether, you may need to be prepared to involve the authorities, whether that be the local police, your landlord, or building management.
The project comes out of the innovation and new ventures labs at eBay, which VP Steve Yankovich describes as focused "moonshots around the idea of zero-effort commerce," by which he means new services that reduce (or even remove altogether) the clicks you need to make a purchase.
Attain all of the vital phone numbers and keep them altogether with change in case you need to make a call from a pay phone.
Thorough preparation and relaxation strategies can alleviate anxiety, but don't feel you need to vanquish it altogether.
"An injury doesn't mean you need to stop exercising altogether," Lajam adds, "but you may need to change the kind of activity you do until you recover".
"An injury doesn't mean you need to stop exercising altogether," Lajam adds, "but you may need to change the kind of activity you do until you recover". Ask your doc if there are any alternative exercises you can do that would be safe.
There are some topics that are obviously biased which you need to avoid mentioning altogether.
That doesn't mean you need to abandon them altogether, but there are some things you should know when it comes to makeup wipes and their effectiveness.
