"ideally we need" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express a need or desire that is considered to be most desirable or beneficial. Example sentence: Ideally we need a solution that works for everyone involved.
There are lots of reasons, which is why ideally we need multiple replication attempts of the same study.
Ideally we need a treaty with the highest possible standards and greatest scope, but also one that many of the 192 UN member states can support and implement.
Dr. Carol L. Brown, a gynecologic oncologist at the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in Manhattan, said, "Ideally, we need to develop a screening tool or a test to find ovarian cancer before it has symptoms".
While he emphasized that "ideally we need four or five decades of high-quality data to establish reliable trends," Mr. Cayan acknowledged that climate trends were "not going to reverse".
"Ideally, we need a defender, but we couldn't get one in time".
Ideally, we need to find the nodes' optimal bitrate allocation for each possible scene.
Ideally, we needed to complete that project on time and under budget.
"Or do you need more time — understanding that we can't give you much?" "Ideally, we would need six hours," Pomahac said.
Ideally, we would need a single data source with a large longitudinal sample where we have sufficient doctors' mobility and we measure wage as proxy for efficiency.
Ideally, we may need less training views when the elevation angle is large (close to the top-down view) to reduce the redundance of training data.
Ideally, we'll need another big round of stock for April 28 with the release of Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, the first of Nintendo's marquee multiplayer titles and hopefully a major selling point for the console.
