The phrase "almost limited" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or condition that is nearly restricted or confined in some way, but not entirely so.
Example: "The resources available for the project are almost limited, making it challenging to achieve our goals."
Alternatives: "nearly restricted" or "practically confined".
Wild animal life is now meagre, almost limited to rodents.
The list of published peer-reviewed research papers on the topic of light water is scarce (less than few dozens of papers) and almost limited to the effect of deuterium-depletion on living cells [20 22].
Male success was predicted to be almost limited to high-ranking males (2006, 97.5%; 2007, 100%; Fig. 1a).
This combination induced a 43 53% remission rate in two Phase II studies, an efficacy that was almost limited to patients with leiomyosarcoma of any origin (Hensley et al, 2002; Leu et al, 2004).
Fidaxomicin, a newly licensed macrocyclic antibiotic recently approved to treat CDI, is characterized by a narrow spectrum of activity almost limited to CD and consequent preservation of intestinal flora compared to vancomycin [ 13].
The movement of each leg is almost limited to a fore-and-aft plane.
At the time, racing in the United States was almost exclusively limited to oval tracks, and what transpired in Europe was of little interest.
If you want to see a working-class woman truly, irrevocably change her almost tragically limited life, see Mr. Russell's other well-known work, "Educating Rita".
Visitors and residents alike are required to leave their vehicles at Lauterbrunnen, the regional capital, and take a 15-minute ride on a cog-wheeled train into Wengen, which is almost exclusively limited to pedestrian traffic.
The slave oscillator emits pulses of 23 ns duration and 20 mJ pulse energy with almost diffraction limited beam quality (M2 = 1.2) at a repetition rate of 400 Hz.
