The phrase "almost certainly suggest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating a strong likelihood that something implies or indicates a particular conclusion or idea.
Example: "The data collected from the experiment almost certainly suggests that the new drug is effective in treating the condition."
Alternatives: "likely indicates" or "probably implies".
If she won't do it, Starboard will almost certainly suggest someone who will.
With Kim, he declared an end to military exercises in South Korea, but if he tried the same in Europe (something Putin will almost certainly suggest, drawing attention to their costs), not only is that more complex in light of existing NATO commitments, it would also be much more likely to cause trouble in both Congress and Trump's own administration.
That inadvertently (and almost certainly unintentionally) suggests the previous team were not engaged or ultra-sophisticated.
The record certainly suggests otherwise.
And, unfortunately, this is the one feature that Apple's history suggests almost certainly will not be part of their first foray into cellphonery.
The issue is, can distributed ledgers help in certain kinds of government ledgers - the answer is almost certainly yes". The report suggests that the British government should begin trials of distributed ledger technology to see how usable it is.
(The trend toward marijuana legalization, as some have bizarrely suggested, almost certainly has not).
Kristofer feared he wasn't the right kind of role model, a doubt that suggested he almost certainly is and that also comprehensively melted Simon's resistance.
Although this estimate of the number of species of fungi is almost certainly too high, it nonetheless suggests that there are large numbers of unknown species.
"Don't vote for Donald Trump". That sentiment has almost certainly increased since the President suggested Montenegro could start a third world war.
But the fact that evolution also produced dedicated itch nerves in mice — and almost certainly in people as well — suggests that itching serves an important role in survival and is not just a byproduct of the pain nerves.
