The phrase "almost on a par" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that two things are nearly equal in quality, status, or value.
Example: "The new restaurant's food is almost on a par with the best in the city."
Alternatives: "nearly equal" or "close to the same level".
This is greater coverage than for a similar map for free-ranging red deer (Cervus elephus, 39% [ 3]) and almost on a par with one for Soay sheep (Ovis aries, 90% [ 4]) for which virtually all genetic resources developed for domestic sheep can be used.
The Zimbabwean dollar was almost on a par with the American dollar.
It worked, with ticket sales almost on a par with the 2008 figures.
Pollsters put opponents of the euro almost on a par with the pros; a large minority is wavering.
Data are becoming the new raw material of business: an economic input almost on a par with capital and labour.
It gives the jaws a remarkable amount of abrasion resistance, almost on a par with tooth enamel.
With the addition of Gillette, it will almost be on a par with Unilever in many areas outside Europe and America.Brazil could be an early test of the contest to come.
It was launched in America only in 2003.With the addition of Gillette, P&G will almost be on a par with Unilever in many areas outside Europe and AmericaP&G is already Unilever's biggest rival in health and personal care, which represents almost half of Unilever's business.
The evaluation revealed that INSPECT performs 12% faster than a baseline wand technique for a 3D translation task while achieving 40% better accuracy and performs almost on-par at a 3D rotation task.
One would think that a town with a population of 41,115 and a crime index rating almost on par with a city that has become a byword for blight and criminal activity would take a pass on devoting time and resources to chasing a few out-of-towners who performed a harmless little Satanic ceremony in a graveyard.
