The phrase "almost presentations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe situations or events that are nearly or partially presentations, perhaps indicating that they are not fully developed or formalized.
Example: "The team shared their almost presentations during the meeting, highlighting the key points they still needed to refine."
Alternatives: "nearly presentations" or "partial presentations".
All together, almost 1,000 presentations, exhibits, posters and prototypes passed muster and are on display.
Former TechCrunch employee Mark Hendrickson already shared his views on the Japanese tech scene from an American perspective, giving me room to summarize (almost) all presentations the GoaP group witnessed in Tokyo (I myself am a Japan-based writer for the TechCrunch network).
There were more than 7,200 participants and almost 3,000 presentations at the conference, a record-breaking number.
Unlike that epic exercise, which included an almost bewildering presentation of work, "Van Gogh and Expressionism" feels manageable.
With a mix of humor, thoughtfulness and a lyrical, almost hypnotic presentation, Mr. Miler's films drew audiences in more than 80 countries, including China, India and Japan.
But behind this playful, almost whimsical, presentation lies a strong commitment to sustainable production and equitable trading relations with the company's suppliers.
He offered a mild challenge or a contribution after almost every presentation but mostly seemed content to bask in the adulation of his colleagues.
This gleefully familiar setup is given an effective, almost theatrical presentation by the director Nimród Antal (his previous film was the excellent Hungarian thriller "Kontroll"), who is an expert at slowly structuring the gathering dread.
In an almost daylong presentation, Ms. Chea Leang, the co-prosecutor, asserted several times that the atrocities she described were part of an "organized and systematic" bureaucracy with a "high level of integration" that kept the defendants constantly informed of the actions of their subordinates at all levels.
To make matters worse, most of these speeches appeared to fall on sleepy ears, as the NEB responded to almost every presentation by remarking: "Thank you for your participation.
Both lawyers were soft-spoken and measured in their presentations, almost sounding resigned at times.
