The phrase "almost altogether" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is nearly complete or fully realized, but not entirely so.
Example: "The project is almost altogether finished, with just a few minor details left to address."
Alternatives: "nearly complete" or "practically finished."
It's notable that the last couple of generations of hip-hop stars have been curiously detached from conversations about social issues almost altogether.
More arrestingly, outside of London and, perhaps, Birmingham and the university towns, support for liberalism appeared to have evaporated almost altogether.
Mr. von Trier has gone on to the even more severe restrictions of "Dogville," which does away with physical reality almost altogether.
That's especially true when he's talking about deep excavation of dark corners, as he is on "Scissorhands," and as he does throughout this unrelentingly intimate and vivid album that dispenses with comfort almost altogether.
In Suicide Squad itself, archaeologist June Moone (Cara Delevingne) gets punished for her professional curiosity when she's taken over by the evil Enchantress, who (inevitably) parades around in the almost altogether.
Neglecting almost altogether their old concern about individual salvation, they have converted themselves into vast engines for harassing and oppressing persons who dissent from their naïve and often preposterous theology".
Altogether, almost all of the West's friends have been acquitted; almost all of the Serbs have been found guilty.
The key quotes dropped off altogether, as did almost all the original wording of the story.
In fact, Michelle Robinovitz, who has been a recruiter for 15 years and now is director of recruiting for an accounting firm in Atlanta, said she had stopped using job sites altogether and relied almost completely on LinkedIn.
At lower elevations, plateau dwellers simply incorporated a bit of barley into their millet-heavy diet, but the high-altitude farmers appear to have abandoned millet altogether and relied almost completely on the new, hardier grain, the team reports online today in Science.
Beyond this age, febrile flares often occur with less frequency and intensity and, in almost all cases, eventually cease altogether [ 5].
