The phrase "almost complete closure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something is nearly finished or resolved, but not entirely so.
Example: "After several discussions, we are now at almost complete closure on the project details."
Alternatives: "nearly total closure" or "practically complete closure".
Moreover, on day 8, the wound closure in the WT mice was almost completely accomplished; whereas in the periostin−/− mice, almost complete closure did not occur until day 10.
The euro crisis before Christmas triggered the almost complete closure of the inter-bank loan market that was only eased by the ECB's lending initiative.
A hospital in Seattle, the Harborview Medical Centre, considered it in response to requests from local Somali women, who wanted an alternative to the extreme versions of the practice (which can involve forcing the almost complete closure of the vagina with scar tissue).
DTE-BODIPY 2 and BTD-DTE 3 were designed for reversible light modulation of electron- and energy-transfer processes on TiO2, and showed almost complete ring closure.
The almost complete primary closure reduces to a minimum the loss of serum from the granulating surfaces.
The vortex state is characterized by an almost complete flux-closure within the plane surrounding a small singularity at the center of the vortex where the magnetization is tilted out of the plane, i.e., the vortex core.
Vangl2 Lp/Lp mouse embryos lack PCP signalling and undergo almost complete failure of neural tube closure.
As illustrated in a representative experiment, 28 h after a wound had been generated in a confluent cell monolayer, closure was almost complete in both silenced and scrambled T1C3 cells.
A simplified scale is introduced here, the 'Rough' Grading System (RGS – Grade I: normal movement; Grade II: slight paralysis; Grade III: frank paralysis with eye closure; Grade IV: frank paralysis without eye closure; Grade V: almost complete paralysis with only slight movements; Grade VI: total paralysis).
Experimental data demonstrated good oxygen/carbon dioxide balance, and the closure of the cycles of these gases was almost complete.
At 6 months, clinical and radiographic examination revealed almost total replacement resorption of the root of the primary tooth and complete closure of the space (Fig. 6).
