The phrase "almost preserve" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is nearly maintained or kept in its original state, but not entirely so.
Example: "The ancient ruins were almost preserved, giving us a glimpse into the past."
Alternatives: "nearly maintain" or "close to preserving".
A last-second drop-goal attempt by Jimmy Gopperth almost preserved the unbeaten run with a draw, but that would have been harsh on Gloucester.
"The Mary Shelley Opera," which had its premiere in a concert version in a single performance on Thursday evening at the Society for Ethical Culture in Manhattan, is no exception: it has a linear narrative structure, lines up its numbers like ducks and is so steeped in tonality that it seems almost preserved in it, like fruit in sugar syrup.
The same trend was almost preserved with increasing MW power.
If a bijective linear map Φ B X)→B Y) almost preserves the spectra, then it is almost multiplicative or anti-multiplicative.
Magnetic helicity plays a key role in magnetohydrodynamics because it is almost preserved on a timescale less than the global diffusion time scale.
Both figures indicate that RECRA almost preserves the pre-failure coverage despite the fact that the prime concern is resource efficiency in terms of recovery overhead.
It is shown that the Runge-Kutta integration reduces the total energy of an undamped system while symplectic integration almost preserves it.
The former phenomenon is found to intensify with an increase in Reynolds numbers, but the latter almost preserves its strength in the range of Reynolds numbers considered here.
CD and HSQC spectra demonstrated that while the double-CI2 protein adopted two kinds of native conformations, CI2-like structure was almost preserved in both the domains of double-CI2.
One of the advantages of this strategy is that, for example, the original structure of logic based switching digital controller scheme already implemented for the wind turbine benchmark can be almost preserved.
