The phrase "almost certainly reopen" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the likelihood of something, such as a business or facility, resuming operations after being closed.
Example: "Given the recent improvements in the situation, the restaurant will almost certainly reopen next month."
Alternatives: "likely to reopen" or "probably will reopen".
Removal of NRO protection would almost certainly reopen these dirty cans of worms bringing government business to a total halt.
As the fierce blizzard that had been predicted showed few signs of materializing yesterday, the chancellor said that the city's 1,100 schools would almost certainly reopen today.
He could order the start of an inquiry about the performance of intelligence agencies, as Democrats and the former chief weapons inspector, David A. Kay, have insisted, but his aides fear that that could prove politically damaging and would almost certainly reopen old wounds with the C.I.A.
These legislative fights will almost certainly reopen the Congressional debate over contraception.
The move will almost certainly reopen President Donald Trump's considerations into firing him.
The corruption files will almost certainly be reopened -- heralding the beginning of the end for Erdoğan and his circle.
The debate on the MX nuclear missile, one of the longest playing political dramas in Washington, is about to reopen, almost certainly to a cacophony of renewed disputes over nuclear strategy, arms control and military spending.
This is not the place to describe the acrimonious and litigious upshot, and although there are some plans to reopen the Colony, almost certainly in some other location, it will not be the same.
Under the current circumstances, any deal to reopen the government will almost certainly not be voted on until Thursday, when the Senate is scheduled to reconvene.
The decision to reopen the case against Maciel would almost certainly not have happened without the courageous reporting of Berry and Renner.
But if the authority reopened negotiations with another bidder, it would almost certainly mean that it would get less money for the rights to the property, real estate executives said.
