The phrase "almost completely focused on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or subject that is primarily, but not entirely, centered around a specific topic or goal.
Example: "The team's efforts are almost completely focused on improving customer satisfaction this quarter."
Alternatives: "nearly entirely centered on" or "primarily concentrated on".
Only two consisted exclusively of home visiting nursing [ 8, 9], and one of these almost completely focused on informal caregivers rather than directly on patients [ 9].
Although the divestitures left Lloyds much smaller and almost completely focused on the UK retail market, it became one of the world's largest banks in terms of market capitalization, which was out of proportion to such conventional measures of a bank's size as revenues or assets.
Our entrepreneurs are therefore almost completely focused on the substance of what they're doing as opposed to what happened in 1999, when everyone tried to take companies public in two years on the basis of a lot of hype.
"But keeping ourselves almost completely focused on the intellectual property presents tremendous advantages".
While normal exhibits balance the needs of the animals with those of visitors (for example, incorporating large viewing areas), the sanctuary exhibits are almost completely focused on the comfort and well-being of the animals.
However, a large part of the UNICEF WASH programme is WASH in Schools; where these interventions are almost completely focused on children.
On Monday, when the House Intelligence Committee held its first public hearing about Russian involvement in the U.S. Presidential election, Republican members were almost completely focussed on leaks.
"Glenda's completely focused on the reader," she said.
The T.C. was completely focused on what was up ahead.
But he was not completely focused on criminal justice.
"Our campaign is not focused on the negative; their campaign is completely focused on the negative".
