The phrase "a not yet very" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is in the early stages of development or not fully realized.
Example: "She is a not yet very experienced writer, but her potential is evident in her work."
Alternatives: "a still somewhat" or "an not fully".
A very famous actress named Elizabeth Taylor, wed then to a very famous singer named Eddie Fisher, began co-starring with a not-yet-very-famous Welsh actor, Richard Burton, who was married to a famous, perfect wife, Sybil Burton.
These changes held good through the period of Hastings' rule and may be said to have provided a viable, though not yet very competent or equitable, state.
Cable TV? Strange to tell, in 1981, cable was a fringe medium, not yet very widely distributed, its future by no means certain.
Paying for things using a debit card doesn't require your personal identification number (PIN), just a signature, so don't lose the card, because it's very easy for someone else to use it!! Electronic cash ("cash on a card") is not yet very popular/even in existence, and don't expect to be able to pay for things with an EC card (although Eurocheques might be accepted).
A: Not yet, but she is getting very close.
There are still some interesting limitations of the current Web in terms of speed and reliability of connections as well as the fact that using a laptop in the field with a Net connection is not yet very viable.
However clear cut findings do not yet emerge so the case for publication in a general interest journal is not yet very strong.
One intriguing possibility Surendranath is pursuing: reducing carbon dioxide to a fuel, a trick accomplished by green plants, but not yet very efficiently by humans.
However, beyond a few successful examples, these strategies are not yet very mature in clinical practice.
The amateur labs are not yet very sophisticated, according to a recent survey of 359 members of the DIYbio movement by the Woodrow Wilson International Centre for Scholars, a think-tank.
The mechanism underlying the possible relationship between migraine and PFO is not yet very clear: is there a causal relationship with migraine attacks, or have common genetic factors?
