The phrase "almost explicitly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something is very close to being explicit but not quite fully so.
Example: "The author almost explicitly stated his intentions, leaving readers to infer the underlying message."
Alternatives: "nearly clear" or "virtually explicit".
PR What I find quite amazing is the humanitarian system has almost explicitly ignored education.
The latest wannabe to break the surface is Ello, a network founded on an almost explicitly anti-Facebook ticket.
But Japanese leaders have almost explicitly said they will not do so if the United States is not on board.
All this adventure, it is almost explicitly said, eventually makes of him a kind of artist, or at least his life a kind of work of art, if a very pulpy one.
That he was planning to kill himself became obvious as he began to identify almost explicitly with Edna in The Awakening, let his class out early, had a big meal and a couple of beers, gave Annie $20 after listening to her play the violin, and cadged a cigarette from a stranger on the car deck of the ferry.
Whereas if you think about the golden years of Blue Peter crafting – the decade in which "Here's one I made earlier" became a catchphrase that made everyone laugh not so much in mirth as in comradeship – it had an almost explicitly anti-consumerist agenda.
While Johnson's White House almost never explicitly traded favors for particular votes, every member of Congress understood that cooperation brought benefits: invitations on foreign trips, influence on appointments, projects for the home district.
And yet the media, unable to understand that young children can know they are gay (and be bullied for it – I was 10 or 11 when I realised) almost never explicitly address homo/bi/transphobic bullying or examine its consequences, such as the families that are left devastated.
Although the term "proper actions" was almost never explicitly mentioned, this is what the authors effectively studied as many results were applicable not only to the local setting, but also to closed subgroups of Riemannian isometry groups treated globally.
Rogers was a devout Christian that almost never explicitly talked about his faith on the air, but the way his show infused society with beauty and grace was near-biblical.
Almost all explicitly express their disappointment with Israel's current direction, yet make clear that that direction, in which exclusion and expansion are central themes, is not at all what Zionism implies.
