The phrase "almost isolated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or location that is nearly cut off from others or has limited interaction with outside influences.
Example: "The village was almost isolated during the winter months due to heavy snowfall, making it difficult for residents to travel."
Alternatives: "nearly secluded" or "practically detached".
JM is almost isolated, the party rudderless.
"We were almost isolated from the decisions, especially regarding the security issue.
The copolymers produced using MAO (sample 1) and dMAO (sample 2) as cocatalysts contain high amount of fractions with very low propylene content and almost isolated propylene units.
Two subspecies of C. regalis (subsp. divaricata and subsp. paniculata) and C. tenuissima are unique on account of their constantly long and almost isolated scales.
Although the police fired tear gas onto the green, the marshals were instrumental in getting the bulk of the 1,500 demonstrators back onto the campus, thus leaving extrem ists almost isolated.
Different oxidation, reduction and thermal methods are used for selectively obtaining each of the most common surface nitrogen groups (almost isolated) on the surface of a phosphorus-containing activated carbon (ACP), and their electrochemical performances are analyzed.
Higher up, limestone cliffs almost isolate the Upper Rock, which is covered with a tangle of wild trees.
The morphology of the active materials after the cycling process was also investigated by transmission electron microscopy (TEM), and found that the bare α-Fe2O3 nanorice agglomerated severely, while the α-Fe2O3 nanorice encapsulated by the graphene sheets could keep their pristine morphology well and almost isolate from each other after 500 cycles.
And what kind of partner was he to almost isolate me, since this was, in fact, my fault?
The best fit was obtained by almost isolating C4 from the rest of the solution (see the corresponding exchange coefficients in Table 2).
Unlike Quarai, near the village of Manzano, Gran Quivira is almost as isolated as in its flashpoint days.
