The phrase "a spread of almost" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a range or distribution that is nearly a certain amount or value.
Example: "The survey revealed a spread of almost 50% of participants favoring the new policy."
Alternatives: "a range of nearly" or "a distribution of about".
By a spread of almost two to one, they chose a promising opponent, Gustavo Rivera, as their candidate in November.
He says that spreads have narrowed since next-day publication was introduced, but that they are still too wide: one prime stinker this week had a spread of almost ten percentage points.
This low-growing South African native, the second of the Daybreak series to win a Fleuroselect gold medal, reached only 23 cm (9 in) but had a spread of almost 30 cm (12 in).
Over the last several weeks, the Pollster.com average of polls testing the generic choice of Republican versus Democrat for Congress has begun to close from a spread of almost 5% down to only 2.3% advantage to Republicans.
For percents yellow in the tops of the mice, the mean difference between raters was −0.04% and the 95% limits of agreement were −16.43% to +16.36%, a spread of almost 33 percentage points.
Ireland saw its 10-year bonds fall further on Wednesday, setting a new record spread of almost 500 basis points compared with 10-year German government bonds.
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Perhaps its most important revelation is that the connectivity of the network matters when it comes to the viral spread of almost everything.
Almost simultaneously, a spread of these cultivars took place from northeast China to the south of Primoriye and thence to its coastal plain (Miyamoto 2009: 25 6).
In a sign of the acute stress in markets this week, this paper has been trading at spreads of almost three precentage points above government debt of comparable maturity despite the de facto nationalisation of the mortgage agencies two weeks ago.
