The phrase "almost definitively" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a strong likelihood or near certainty about something, while still acknowledging a small degree of uncertainty.
Example: "The results of the experiment suggest that the new drug is almost definitively effective in treating the condition."
Alternatives: "nearly certain" or "practically assured".
While the Hero's relationship to evil is relatively straightforward — he's against it, though occasionally tempted by the corrupting perquisites of power — his relationship with women is ambiguous and almost definitively unfulfilled.
His intent was to obtain a more advanced DNA test that was not available at the time of his trial and that prosecutors agreed could almost definitively prove his guilt or innocence.
After his conviction, Osborn continued to profess his innocence, and wanted a more exacting test that prosecutors agreed would almost definitively prove his guilt or innocence.
TGF- β is almost definitively considered to be an angiogenic factor (Wakefield and Roberts, 2002), but the role of activin A remains largely unclear.
His idiosyncratically percussive and fragmented piano style was inseparable from his distinctive compositions, of which there are relatively few, yet they are almost all definitively classics.
Rice continues "I do feel that whatever happens to Chess it will be something that will always intrigue people and funnily enough, it's sort the fact that it's not been done definitively almost makes it more of a challenge for directors.
Ultimately, Rice feels that a new Broadway production will have "to happen under its own steam". Rice continues "I do feel that whatever happens to Chess it will be something that will always intrigue people and funnily enough, it's sort the fact that it's not been done definitively almost makes it more of a challenge for directors.
The difficulty, or perhaps for some, the virtue, of talking about the subconscious navigation system is that its existence is almost impossible to prove definitively.
Brazil's Pele and Messi's fellow countryman Diego Maradona are inevitably the other names always factored into the equation when working out who is the greatest - but this is a question that is almost impossible to answer definitively.
"Different parts of the Kivus have different land issues, but one of the things is that there isn't a central land register, so it's almost impossible to say definitively who owns what land.
If Sanders had lost definitively in Iowa (as almost everyone once predicted) his campaign would effectively be over before New Hampshire voters hit the booths next week.
