The phrase "almost as quick" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compare the speed of two things, indicating that one is nearly as fast as the other.
Example: "The new software is almost as quick as the previous version, making it a great upgrade."
Alternatives: "nearly as fast" or "practically as swift".
The reaction to the reaction was, inevitably, almost as quick.
What's more, the salad is almost as quick and easy as a sandwich to make.
Fàbregas on Saturday at times looked as cute, almost as quick and as deadly in the finish as Messi.
For Mr. Macpherson, the commute is almost as quick as it was when they lived in Manhattan.
The 21-year-old was almost as quick in his semi-final, still buoyed by his spectacular Olympic debut race.
Swapping players with other general managers on the telephone, Pitt is almost as quick as Cary Grant's manic newspaper editor in "His Girl Friday".
The Tar Heels are quicker and almost as big and if they make the effort to rebound--the way Utah does--they should take away many of Utah's second and third shots.
In terms of work, "a quick 'no' is almost as good as a 'yes'".
As you begin shifting your weight, start your swing by moving your hands toward the ball in a quick sliding motion, almost as though your aim is to hit the ball with the bottom tip of the bat.
Despite the tremendous engineering, construction, and financial efforts that it involved, the Seikan Tunnel is only of limited use, since air travel between Honshu and Hokkaido is quicker and is almost as cheap as rail travel through the tunnel itself.
In this New Books Party, I will try to be your eyes by presenting my quick "first impression" -- almost as if we are browsing the shelves in a bookstore together -- and I'll also provide relevant videos about the book and links so you can get a copy of your own.
