The phrase "almost continuous with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is nearly or very closely connected or adjacent to another thing, often in a physical or metaphorical sense.
Example: "The new building is almost continuous with the existing structure, creating a seamless transition between the two."
Alternatives: "nearly adjacent to" or "virtually connected to".
Even great novels have disappointing endings, like War and Peace and The Portrait of a Lady, in which the novelist seems to admit to us that, having attempted to make his novel almost continuous with life, he cannot really wrench it away from that continuity by bringing it to a close.
Ed Tom Bell is almost continuous with the retired M.P.
Each work presents an unpretentious, eminently habitable space that seems almost continuous with our own.
Let (F cdot,cdot )) be almost continuous with compact values.
We can see that φ ̃ k is almost continuous with a phase offset almost constant with respect to the true phase.
An almost continuous rivalry with the emperor Frederick III ran through Matthias' reign.
After 45 years of almost continuous conflict with every Labour leader from Harold Wilson to Ed Miliband, the veteran left wing MP Michael Meacher was at last serving under an ideological soul mate when, suddenly, he died.
By contrast the silver denarius and the gold aureus (introduced about 87 bc) suffered only minor debasement until the time of Nero (ad 54), when almost continuous tampering with the coinage began.
On crisis management, too, the jury is out: Turkey, for instance, has been in almost continuous negotiation with the Fund since last autumn, and Mr Köhler has admitted that, if the Turkish government fails to deliver on its promises to the IMF for a third time, his reputation could be damaged.
Their structure, size and depth are loosely constrained by field data since these sequences have amalgamated forming an almost continuous blanket with scarce basement outcrops.
The Clinton administration established a process of virtual but almost continuous negotiations with the Britain, France, Germany and NATO's North Atlantic Council.
