The phrase "a set of almost" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a collection or group that is nearly complete or nearly a certain quality, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The project resulted in a set of almost finished prototypes, but they still needed some adjustments."
Alternatives: "a collection of nearly" or "a group of almost".
Shaky didn't even find time for Green Door in a set of almost incapacitatingly plodding rock'n'roll.
"What Barack Obama is inheriting is a set of almost intractable problems, and what he needs is a number of very smart special envoys," Mr. Miller said.
Similarly engrossing is a set of almost 100 small, wood-framed blackboards, each with a black-and-white painting; among them are abstractions, portraits, still lifes, nudes and gnomic texts.
Coyne based her study on a set of almost 200 pre-school children, both boys and girls, and how much their behaviour appeared affected by their consumption of Disney Princess material.
Starting from considerations about the structure of furniture-like objects, i.e., objects which can play a role in the course of a mobile robot mission, the 3D point cloud returned by the Kinect is first segmented into a set of "almost convex" clusters.
In the early 1970s, there were a set of almost annual meetings at Oberwolfach on spectral and scattering theory and frequent PDE meetings.
But for a slab of meat and an excellent drink, which four out of five restaurant professionals will tell you is the basis of good business, it is exemplary, and for those two things plus potatoes and a setting of almost magical New Yorkness, it is difficult to replicate.
This filtering produced a set of nearly two million CDSs from almost 3,000 species.
In addition, it is needed to note that compared with asymptotically periodic sequences, in general, it is more difficult to obtain the compactness for a set of asymptotically almost periodic sequences.
The largest leukocyte-enriched cluster is Cluster 2, a set of genes almost exclusively expressed in neutrophils purified using a novel isolation methodology [ 46].
The first, as represented by Tb927.1.2540, is one of a set of seven almost identical putative genes (six of which are annotated as "hypothetical protein, unlikely") that are interspersed between the histone H3 genes.
