The phrase "almost complete record" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a record that is nearly finished or has most of the necessary information but is not entirely complete.
Example: "The report we submitted is an almost complete record of our findings, but we still need to gather a few more data points."
Alternatives: "nearly complete record" or "incomplete record".
Fossil information: The local coastline has been designated a Natural World Heritage Site because of its outstanding geology, which offers an almost complete record of 185 million years of Earth's history.
It wasn't organised and systematic like Plath's, but piecing together thousands of pages of memorandum books, loose leaves and pocket notebooks in the British Library, it became clear that this was an almost complete record of his inner life, amounting to nearly a quarter of a million words.
In Norway, it is mandatory by law to report all incident cancer cases to the cancer registry, and the registry has an almost complete record of all cancer cases [ 40– 40].
We addressed some of the shortcomings of previous studies by drawing the study population from the NRCT, which holds an almost complete record of all childhood cancers registered in the United Kingdom between 1962 and 2006 (Stiller et al, 1998), and which provides sufficient cases to allow analysis of risk by tumour subtype.
Complete or almost complete recording of reoperations is essential to enable a correct interpretation of data in arthroplasty registers.
Within the two groups, smoking status was recorded for 63% of patients (n = 1263) compared to 87% recording in England and almost complete recording in Scotland (99.3%).
VA has a standardized nationwide medical record system that incorporates almost complete records of all patient visits, including clinic notes, discharge summaries, radiology reports, and actual radiographs.
The slightly better results might be due to the fact that this study had a more stable population and that linkage was related to events at a time when the data base used for linkage had almost complete recording.
Recent sequencing efforts with the amphipod Parhyale hawaiiensis [ 24] and the isopod Idotea baltica [ 25] produced almost complete genome records, lacking only the control region and some of the tRNA genes.
Barr, Steven C. The (almost) complete 78 rpm record dating guide.
The almost complete 78 rpm record dating guide.
