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The phrase "almost equally critical" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of two or more elements that are nearly of the same significance.
Example: "While the budget is important, the timeline is almost equally critical to the project's success."
Alternatives: "nearly as important" or "almost as vital".
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The above view is qualitatively supported by physics-based simulations (Ando et al., 2010; Nakata et al., 2011) demonstrating that, if a number of coupled patches almost equally reach their critical stress state, these patches can be ruptured in a sequence even though the patches are sparsely distributed to some extent.
It is almost as critical to our existence as oxygen.
Carrothers said that while providing clean syringes is a critical service, "Almost equally important is that we provide a nonjudgmental space to talk about what they're going through and answer questions that they might otherwise be afraid to ask".
Most Democrats were equally critical of the tariffs.
Teaching and non-teaching hospitals are almost equally the subject of inquiry, and some researchers have focused on specific types of hospitals such as rural, critical access, or psychiatric hospitals.
Asked about Tejada before Tuesday's game with the Braves, Collins was equally critical.
Human Rights Watch was equally critical.
The Wilderness Society was equally critical.
Speaker Paul D. Ryan was equally critical.
The rhetoric from Capitol Hill was equally critical.
More mainstream Sunnis can be equally critical.
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