The phrase "almost degraded" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is nearing a state of decline or deterioration but has not yet fully reached that state.
Example: "The quality of the product has almost degraded to the point where it is no longer usable."
Alternatives: "nearly deteriorated" or "close to declining".
In vitro degradation test revealed that the chitosan scaffold was almost degraded by the lysozyme solution (1.5 μg/ml) after 28 day's incubation.
However, the SBS modifier after long-term aging has almost degraded completely, which increases the activation energy and makes asphalt temperature sensitivity approximate to base asphalt.
The 4-ring compyrenepyrene was almost degraded after 10 days of incubation in the dark.
On further heating, another weight loss occurred randomly above 140 °C, which suggested the gel network was almost degraded.
Tapetal cells were hill-shaped and their inner tangential walls were almost degraded, and middle layer cells nearly disappeared.
The conversion of HMF alcohol to HMF acid was accelerated only when glucose was almost degraded completely.
Does Federer have another act in him? A. To say 32 is old — it's almost degrading to even feel that way.
It's almost degrading". The designer, who has also worked on commissions for museums, said that she was not a republican or anti-royal.
The real test is just finding somebody who can perform these almost degrading acts, while still recognizing that after I swallow your load, I am not to be fucked with.
The real test is just finding somebody who can perform these almost degrading acts, while still recognising that after I swallow your load, I am not to be fucked with.
The attitude of the large banks "is almost degrading -- they're wearing their suits and you're almost intimidated about going in and asking for a loan or a line of credit". Saenz Murray, whose mother was a Mexican citizen, said her sales slumped after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks because corporations reined in spending.
