The phrase "almost adapted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something is nearly adjusted or modified to fit a particular purpose or context.
Example: "The software is almost adapted to meet the new user requirements, but a few tweaks are still needed."
Alternatives: "nearly adjusted" or "close to being modified."
Whatever my kind may be, It is not absurdTo confuse myself with a birdFor the space of a reverie: My species never flew,But I somehow knowIt is something that long agoI almost adapted to.
Whatever my kind may be, It is not absurd To confuse myself with a bird For the space of a reverie: My species never flew, But I somehow know It is something that long ago I almost adapted to.
8 weeks after injury, the soleus muscles were still slightly elevated in their signal intensity in the T2-weighted scans, whereas in the T1-weighted scans the signal had almost adapted to the surrounding muscle tissue.
It is not surprising then that in a 2009 survey of more than 1,600 survivors from 25 affected countries conducted by Handicap International, almost two thirds of respondents reported that services for children were "never" or "almost never" adapted to address their specific needs or ensure that services were age appropriate.
Fibroblasts almost completely adapted to the chronic MW exposure; however, we saw no such adaptation in MSCs.
The script is also an all-female affair, almost entirely adapted from "A Room of One's Own" and "La Vie Matérielle," by Marguerite Duras.
dt×dμ whose Lebesgue densities s→˙u s,w) are almost surely adapted to the canonical Brownian filtration.
The dance was almost immediately adapted following its premiere by various ballerinas across the globe to suit their techniques and temperaments.
Research evidence was almost always adapted to context and situation.
Bears have the ability to gorge and fatten up when food is abundant and then remain inactive for long periods -- and some of us seem almost pre-adapted along those lines.
Moreover, other pterodactyloids with larger pedal surface areas (most notably ctenochasmatoids) were almost certainly better adapted waders than azhdarchids.
