The phrase "almost large" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is nearly large in size but not quite there.
Example: "The box was almost large enough to fit all the items, but we still had to leave a few behind."
Alternatives: "nearly big" or "close to large".
The stress measurement through the TBC thickness shows compressive stress distribution from small to an almost large constant value.
The key came from earlier pictures of Proteus taken in 1989 by Voyager 2 that show an impact crater almost large enough to have shattered the moon.
To keep this work going year-round, Yale built a four-story brick dorm, almost large enough to fill a city block, as temporary student housing.
Some of the storage rooms are almost large enough to get lost in; signs on their doors warn employees to visit them in pairs and to make sure, before sealing them up again, that no one has been left inside.
But the medium is indeed the message, and the encyclopedic size of our account, almost large enough to be a section titled "A Newspaper Challenged," sent the message that The Times itself thought the Blair saga was larger than, say, the search for weapons of mass destruction in Iraq.
Adjacent to the case is another stocked with more than 35 types of cookies ($11.75 a pound); seven kinds of biscotti (including chocolate-orange, anise and pistachio); and almond horns, elephant ears and chocolate chip and linzer cookies ($2 to $2.65 apiece) that are almost large enough to share.
Furthermore, maximum temperature of main body is almost larger than solar arrays.
It's almost to the point now where our tax payments are almost larger than our mortgage payments.
The IRI-TEC is almost larger than GPS-TEC at day time, while the difference is small at night time.
The battle for the world's newest and almost largest banking center rages on and the stakes are rising.
The values of f m obtained from the pile groups in cohesionless soil are almost larger than the f m magnitudes obtained from pile groups in cohesive soil.
