The phrase "almost complete information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation where the information provided is nearly sufficient but lacks some details or completeness.
Example: "The report contains almost complete information, but we still need the final figures to finalize our analysis."
Alternatives: "nearly complete data" or "incomplete information".
This dataset is said to contain almost complete information on linkages among Japanese firms.
SNP rs17387019 which was typed on the chips is in strong LD with rs61764370 and genotyping of this SNP provides almost complete information on the other.
Large data material consisting of both adolescent and parental health variables combined with almost complete information on outcome measures from National registers.
The prospective design and almost complete information in the registers ensure valid information about educational status and BC in this largely unselected twin population.
The major strengths of the present study include population-based data with almost complete information on breast cancer diagnosis ascertainment and the register linkage preventing recall or reporting bias and selection bias.
So in summary, the 19th and 20th columns of X - T each reveal almost complete information about the exclusive cluster in A, and between them they capture the full cluster.
The resulting MS/MS spectra of peptides containing Trp-32 (summarized in Figure 2) displayed almost complete sequence information for all selected precursor ions (Figure 1, inset).
Robust monotonicity is strictly stronger than both Maskin monotonicity (necessary and almost sufficient for complete information implementation) and ex post monotonicity (necessary and almost sufficient for ex post implementation).
The FBI has used this anti-terrorism rationale espoused in national security grants to attempt an almost complete lockdown on information about the devices.
Although large networks of connected genes have been reported, there is an almost complete lack of information on how polymorphisms in these networks contribute to phenotypic variation and change.
Moreover, a full understanding of the action of any PDE-targeting trypanocides is hampered by the almost complete absence of information about intracellular cAMP signaling in T. brucei brucei and related kinetoplastids, beyond characterization of families of adenylyl cyclases (ACs) and PDEs (17).
