The phrase "almost performed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that an action was nearly completed but not quite finished.
Example: "The experiment was almost performed before the equipment malfunctioned."
Alternatives: "nearly executed" or "just about completed".
If it's anything like Mr. Hennessy's "Almost," performed at the Abrons Arts Center last year, that uncertainty will be thrilling.
Latona admires Spears, and they almost performed together in Innosense, a girl group from the home of teen pop, Orlando, Fla. Innosense was designed to be an American version of the Spice Girls, but Britney left to pursue her solo career.
"Amour," the latest film from Austrian director Michael Haneke, almost performed a clean sweep at the European Film Awards on Saturday in Valletta, Malta, where it won for best picture, best director for Mr. Haneke, best actress for Emmanuelle Riva and best actor for Jean-Louis Trintignant.
In contrast, normalizing brains to one another or to a standard brain template for reproducible determination of anatomical correspondence is almost performed universally [24] and is well accepted in the field of neuroimaging where many tools (e.g., SPM [11] and AIR [12]) have been developed for this purpose and for more sophisticated statistical analyses conducted at voxel and cluster levels.
THAs were almost performed with a cementless femoral stem and an acetabular component.
Group interview The two students had already made their plan and almost performed everything when I checked in with them.
So, we were able to almost perform... to me, it feels like a live performance.
Twice she took sudden, heavy falls on the sappy turf, both times being forced into almost performing the splits.
I'm almost performing, in a way".... "They have a lot of very good technology.
