Ideally

Ideally, food should be tasty, cheap, healthy, and morally inoffensive.

Ideally, a candidate for this job should have four years' work experience.

Ideally we would like the project completed by Friday.

Tom is a stickler for detail and is ideally suited for his job as a proofreader.

The traditional definition of criterion validity is the correlation of a scale with some other measure of the trait under study, ideally a 'gold standard'.

People in quarantine or who are self-isolating will ideally confine themselves to a separate room.

Reggane was used by the French for their nuclear tests because it was "ideally" located in an "isolated" area of the Algerian Sahara. An isolated place with tens of thousands of residents.

Nearly all nations have signed on to the Paris climate agreement, which pledges to keep global warming to less than a global average of 2 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels, and ideally below 1.5 degrees.

One should ideally have a rewarding and well-paying job.

Public displays of affection were, for the most part, taboo: couples didn’t touch too tenderly in public, and ideally they didn’t touch at all.