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The phrase "almost completely absent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or condition where something is nearly nonexistent or lacking.
Example: "The evidence of the ancient civilization is almost completely absent from the archaeological record."
Alternatives: "nearly nonexistent" or "practically absent".
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Her personal history is almost completely absent.
The natural world is almost completely absent.
The state is almost completely absent in the favelas.
Results: A. actinomycetemcomitans and P. gingivalis were almost completely absent from these samples.
In the case of sulfolane, bulk reactions are almost completely absent.
However, international mental health charities remain almost completely absent from the charitable sector.
As a result, voters identifying themselves as Hispanic are almost completely absent from that list.
Image-based search provides a powerful means of discovering content that is almost completely absent from current library information systems.
Photoacoustic and VRS measurements are shown for a human subject with vitiligo, indicating that melanin was almost completely absent.
In contrast, this ASV was almost completely absent from the Mediterranean Sea as well as from tropical stations.
Derna, an eastern city where the state is almost completely absent, is plagued by insecurity and flourishing extremist groups.
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