The phrase "almost equal strength" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing two or more entities that have similar levels of strength or power, but are not exactly the same.
Example: "The two athletes displayed almost equal strength during the competition, making it difficult to determine a clear winner."
Alternatives: "nearly equal strength" or "approximately equal strength".
Only in Colorado and Nevada do Democrats have nearly equal strength.
Factors range in the literature from being weaker in comparison to SWCNT by a factor of at least 10.000 [3], or about a factor of 700 weaker [5] up to almost equal signal strength [8].
With respect to response strength, almost equal numbers of ILD functions exhibited suppression in maximum response strength (30.3%) (Fig. 4F; 'Dec' and 'Dec/Sf'), as exhibited enhancement of maximum response strength (34.8%), (Fig. 4F; 'Inc' and 'Inc/Sf').
In both ends of the breakout and the induced fractures, the circumferential effective stress is almost equal to the formation strength.
The target compressive strength (f_{text{cr}}^) was calculated as 33.3 MPa (based on the relation given by ACI-08) which is almost equal to the average compressive strength taken from the test results.
The airlanding brigade was an important part of the airborne division, its strength being almost equal to that of the two parachute brigades combined.
The triaxial strength of specimens is almost equal to each other when the temperatures do not exceed 400 °C.
The fatigue strength of these specimens was almost equal to that of the substrate-only specimens.
This reduced the division's manpower by around twenty-five per cent as the strength of the airlanding brigade had been almost equal to that of two parachute brigades combined.
But the strength increases significantly in concrete using OPC + FA and is almost equal to respective concrete using ternary blend cement system which show the pozzolanic activity of FA has been activated at later stage.
