The phrase "almost at the same spot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where two or more things are very close to each other in terms of location or position.
Example: "We were almost at the same spot when we realized we had taken different paths."
Alternatives: "nearly in the same place" or "close to the same location".
I got involved in the disability field more than 20 years ago, but when it comes to inclusion we are almost at the same spot.
"We're almost at the same spot we were at the beginning of the year -- people believe that growth is still around the corner," said Peter McTeague, market strategist at Greenwich Capital.
They stayed almost at the same spot for the whole feeding period, with their tusks resting like a sledge on the bottom.
At almost the same spot where Roosevelt threw down his gauntlet, a hotel was erected in 1905.
Within the past two months, three big oil tankers have run aground at almost the same spot in the channel that connects Lake Maracaibo the heart of the country's oil industry with the Caribbean.
Early on, Derian Hatcher had taken out Petr Sykora at almost the same spot on the ice where Scott Stevens had knocked out Eric Lindros, the Flyers' huge but fragile star, with a jaw-rattling check in the conference final.
Richard Petty, the stock car racing legend who was Adam's grandfather, said it was just a coincidence that the two drivers were killed in crashes at almost the same spot.
And the driver Adam Petty died in a similar accident at almost the same spot while practicing on the 1.058-mile 1.058-mile12. "track's obviously soMay 12g wrong with that corner," Lauren Fix, a racing driver and director of a performance driving school at the Watkins Glen track in Watkins Glen, N.Y., said in a Therehone interview yesterday.
The USSR tested two warheads, one in 1971 and one in 1974, at almost the same spot on polar islands north of Russia called Novaya Zemlya.
This one I took recently, from almost exactly the same spot.
