The phrase "almost certainly further" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a likelihood or probability of something extending or increasing in a particular context.
Example: "The evidence suggests that the project will almost certainly further our understanding of climate change."
Alternatives: "most likely extend" or "highly probable to advance".
Instead they will almost certainly further shrink an economy that has already shrunk by an astounding 25 percent over the past few years, making fiscal improvement nearly impossible.
Judging by experience elsewhere, such transitions take not months but years, even decades.Further unrest and almost certainly further bloodshed lie in store.
"They certainly leave the way open to further tightening, and almost certainly further tightening will occur," said Bruce Steinberg, chief economist at Merrill Lynch.
The departure of Mr. Fitrat will almost certainly further delay the central bank's effort to find a way to meet the International Monetary Fund's demands and recoup some of the money from Kabul bank's borrowers.
While her involvement with Harper's Bazaar could be viewed as a logical extension of her friendship with Mr. Gan, it will almost certainly further discussion of the perceived rivalry between Ms. Roitfeld and her former colleagues at Condé Nast, where she was the editor of French Vogue until December 2010.
There's a certain logic as well to becoming a Mafia hit man killing someone will almost certainly further your career ambitions, because you can't become a Mafia boss if you don't have both military talent and economic vision.
This has almost certainly swelled further since the last valuation in 2010.
The autumn spending review will almost certainly bring further cuts to the Arts Council.
By doing so she almost certainly avoided further massacres, though she risked the fury of some who were set on vengeance.
But there is almost certainly a further factor causing stress on the bees a poor diet.Bee-conomicsIt is increasingly being recognised that managed bees need food supplements.
It would almost certainly raise further questions among British analysts and investors about whether Mr. Nicoli is steering the company in the right direction.
