The phrase "almost included" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something was nearly part of a group or list but ultimately was not included.
Example: "The report was comprehensive, but a few key points were almost included in the final draft."
Alternatives: "nearly included" or "close to being included".
Since then Slovenia has aggressively pursued entry to NATO and was almost included in the round of expansion that has already brought in Hungary, Poland and the Czech Republic.
In many instances, the values of the confidence intervals are almost included inside the marks that identify the average result of the simulation experiment for calls of a given traffic class.
As shown in Figs. 10a, b, and 11a, b, at JKM, the observed acceleration and velocity response spectra recorded during the foreshock are almost included within the design response spectrum.
At JKM, the observed response spectra are almost included within the guideline spectrum (see a and b); at SNK, the estimated response spectra exceed the guideline spectrum in the natural period range from 0.1 to 1 s (see e and f).
At JKM, the observed response spectra are almost included within the guideline spectrum (see a and b); at SNK, the estimated response spectra exceed the guideline spectrum within the natural period range from 0.1 to 1 s (see e and f).
The Mad Hatter was almost included in the game, but the developers removed him.
These three databases almost include all known MITEs and transposable elements.
Emma is wrong about almost everything, including about herself.
The children's treatments almost always included medication.
Likewise, Markle is "unfit", "pushy", the daughter of a woman whose family "almost certainly included slaves".
The Hida Range is almost totally included in Chūbu Sangaku National Park.
