The phrase "a virtually complete" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is almost finished or has nearly all its parts or elements.
Example: "The project is a virtually complete representation of our initial vision, with only a few minor adjustments needed."
Alternatives: "almost complete" or "nearly finished".
The large overlap between the two completely different approaches is a strong indication of a virtually complete coverage at least of the most abundant I. ricinus midgut transcripts in unfed and partially fed stages as well as a complete overall transcript coverage of house-keeping transcripts.
You could build a virtually complete collection in the next hour or two.
Was it unusual to have a virtually complete film to watch before you started writing?
So. "Der Cornet": a virtually complete prose text, incorporating a novelistic plurality of voices.
In making these additions, the series really did become a virtually complete analysis of all of the buildings of England.
Brecht praised another low comedian, Karl Valentin, his friend and mentor, for a "virtually complete rejection of mimicry and cheap psychology".
(Scott) Film Series Jacques Demy (Friday through Oct. 17) Film Forum honors the great French filmmaker Jacques Demy with a virtually complete retrospective.
appeals tribunal in Geneva, said that Chinese trade data shows a virtually complete halt in shipments to Japan last autumn could be cited to buttress any W.T.O.
James M. Hunnewell gathered what the exhibition calls "Hawaiiana," including "a virtually complete run of The Sandwich Island Gazette, the first English-language newspaper published in Hawaii".
Listening to this box set – which assembles a virtually complete version of Wilson and lyricist Van Dyke Parks' grand LSD-fuelled folly from the original tapes, alongside four CDs of outtakes – you find yourself wondering.
Syngenta, a major agricultural chemical and seed company based in Switzerland, and Myriad Genetics, a biotechnology company in Utah, said they had produced a virtually complete map of the rice genome.
