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The phrase "almost at a terminal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something is nearing its end or conclusion, often in a technical or travel context.
Example: "The train is almost at a terminal, so please gather your belongings and prepare to disembark."
Alternatives: "nearly at a destination" or "close to the endpoint".
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In the case of D. melanogaster and D. simulans, which are almost at a terminal node of the Drosophila phylogenic tree, phylogenetic incongruences would mostly consist of nonsignificant differences in branch lengths compared with those expected.
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Our patient almost certainly had a terminal, even lethal disease.
Using almost half for a terminal and surface parking for passengers is absurd".
The terminal denticle is oriented almost at a 90° angle to the ramus, while the principal denticles curve posteriorly along their anterior edge so that they are angled away from the terminal denticle.
He's been working at a terminal.
5. The Great Barrier reef is at a terminal stage.
When a river swells, it can become impossible for a barge to dock at a terminal.
Picture this: You're sitting at a terminal with multiple screens.
Traffic was almost at a standstill.
Instead of concentrating almost everything at Terminal 5 with a bit of overspill to Terminal 3, BA is moving a wide range of short-haul flights to Terminal 1.
First, an unnaturally high number of executives and news teams will be waiting to greet them; second, that they appear to have arrived at a ghost terminal, with almost no one arriving or departing.
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