The phrase "almost displays" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that nearly shows or reveals a particular quality or characteristic, but not quite fully.
Example: "The painting almost displays the artist's true emotions, but the colors seem muted."
Alternatives: "nearly shows" or "practically reveals".
We note that with the enhancement of growth temperature, both the average length and array density obviously increase, and the average diameter of nanowires almost displays no change.
As exhibited in Fig. 9a, the current almost displays a liner response to compression deformation from 0 to 12 mm and back to 0 mm; meanwhile, it holds a fast response and a good stability to the ascending and descending pressures, besides, there only exists a little deviation between a continuous ascending and descending test.
The gown neckline became very décolleté, almost displaying the breasts.
I don't mean just for the games it runs, I mean for the aesthetic appeal of the object – just the look and feel of the thing; I mean something you could almost display as an object d'art.
Marciano had been hit and cut, so he felt acclimated, and Moore was so mad at himself for not having knocked Marciano out that he almost displayed animosity toward him.
Webb turned the useful objects of daily life into almost fantastical displays.
They make one want to rush ahead to the next poem, and fortunately that next poem almost always displays the calm forcefulness that characterizes Prunty's best work.
Tumours show enhanced glycolytic activity when compared with other tissue and lymphoma almost always displays avid uptake of FDG, making PET scanning a very sensitive technique[ 9– 11].
Almost all display their Jewish family names across their storefronts.
Aztec figures almost never displayed genitals, in sharp contrast to works by the Tarascan.
"And animals almost always display altruism to a member of the same group.
