"almost insulated" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is close to being completely insulated from outside influence, or something almost completely cut off from the outside world. For example, "The remote mountain cabin was almost insulated from the hustle and bustle of city living."
The Medina almost bisects the island, and the Western Yar almost insulates the western Wight.
They are found to conduct well at negative gate voltages while they are almost insulating at positive gate voltages.
Furthermore, an electric resistivity change of the ITO on the AgNPs was only 8% at a bending radius (rb) down to 4 mm, whereas the ITO on the non-coated polymer became almost insulating at an rb of 10 mm, owing to a drastic increase in the number of cracks.
"Our prices and market is almost always insulated from the verities of the country".
Independent counsels were almost entirely insulated from budget constraints, investigation deadlines and Justice Department policy and practice.
He is almost uniquely insulated from the junkie's predicaments by layers of money, attorneys, and privilege.
Whatever its outcome, though, the case may be more important for offering a look at the government's drastic action during and after the financial crisis, which until now have been almost completely insulated from judicial oversight.
Don't do this at home… PETER MAASS: …I was almost entirely insulated from the coverage of the invasion; I had a Thuraya satphone that I could hook up to my computer to send and receive email, but web-browsing was basically impossible.
But now, startups are starting to move up the corporate ladder, using algorithms to improve and disrupt professions that up until recently have seemed almost completely insulated from the efficiencies of computation.
