"ideally no" can be used in written English and is correct.
You can use this phrase when you are expressing your preference for the least desirable choice. For example: "I would like to go out for dinner, but ideally no fast food."
Ideally, no one should be attacking someone else.
"We're in one of those Internet phases in which ideally no one quite notices we're there".
Dr. Schretzman said: "Ideally, no one wants to use this or any other emergency facility.
I reckon they can afford to lose a maximum of two wickets, but ideally no more than one.
What's the right number of people to have on a project team? A. Ideally no more than four.
The captions should be as short and snappy as possible, and ideally no more than about 30 characters long.
Any thoughts, ideally for no more than £30?
⁴ When rolling out the dough, ideally use no flour, or as little as possible, as it will be absorbed.
Ideally, "Oh, No!" should be read aloud by the kind of grown-up who doesn't redden easily while making silly noises and growling at high volume.
Its basic tenets were: deny access to the media, the United Nations, and human-rights groups; isolate your opponents, and kill them as quickly as possible; and segregate and terrify the survivors — or, ideally, leave no witnesses at all.
To address that worry, the set-aside would ideally be no bigger than the reduced demand for permits resulting from the energy-efficiency rule, which is the ostensible reason for acting.That would be a modest measure: the carbon price actually fell in response to the committee's announcement.
