The phrase "almost classified" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe information that is close to being classified or secret but is not fully classified yet.
Example: "The report contains almost classified information that could impact national security if disclosed."
Alternatives: "nearly classified" or "borderline classified".
At arrival, CKD-EPI and rG-CystC showed an almost perfect agreement, classified almost the same patients as having CKD, but at discharge their agreement was substantially lower and they showed an important discrepancy in CKD classification that reached statistical significance.
Abrasions, wounds and necrosis in the skin or on the hooves and accessory digits, are very common in newborn piglets, and can almost be classified as "normal" in most pig farms [ 1, 2].
Overall, 10-15 samples in the melanoma dataset (depending on which classifier was used) were almost always classified correctly by every method.
For the ovarian cancer data set, we observed 13-17 samples (classifier-dependent) that were almost always classified correctly by every method.
Hard to tell, since the most recent report, by Vice-Admiral Albert T. Church III, is still almost entirely classified.
"Full Frontal," which opens today nationwide, could almost be classified as a movie-industry satire, but it lacks the generous inclusiveness that is the genre's definitive, if disingenuous, feature.
Almost 1,000 classified documents disappeared from the computers used by the Senate aides, who were working out of a facility run by the CIA, and the issue was only resolved after meetings with the then White House counsel in May 2010.
According to the water classification from National Water Quality Standards for Malaysia (NWQSM), the values in Table 1, the treated water could almost be classified as drinkable water.
The buildings are almost correctly classified and a few are wrongly fixed into forest owing to the surrounding trees around the houses.
