The phrase "almost provided" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something was nearly given or supplied, but not quite.
Example: "The report was almost provided by the deadline, but a few final details were missing."
Alternatives: "nearly supplied" or "close to being given".
Sean Higgins almost provided a nervy finish, but his effort came back off the crossbar in the final minute.
Georgia almost provided a preliminary round shock four years ago before Ireland edged to a 14-10 vintory in Bordeaux.
Villa needed a spark from somewhere and Barry almost provided it, a shot with his weaker right foot drifting just wide.
Lyon pushed forward in search of an equaliser and Lacazette almost provided it, but he was denied by an excellent last-ditch tackle by Aleksandr Anyukov.
Despite their seemingly inferior roster, the Spurs almost provided a twist ending to the situation, leading the star-studded Heat most of the game before coming up just short and losing by 5 points.
Akinde almost provided an equaliser for Alex Nicholls after Hylton, ripping Allen's half-time team-talk to shreds, nodded the simplest of openers within two minutes of the interval; Barnet's use of the ball was agricultural throughout, all the same, and it will take a blissful marriage of invention and intensity to prevent relegation to the National League.
"It almost provides a choreographic experience for the performers".
Batty's first ball almost provides him with a caught-and-bowled chance, but Pathan just works the ball wide of his despairing - and rather hopeful - dive.
Their one outstanding quality is humour; many Chancay vessels show a lively sense of the absurd, almost providing a Peruvian comic strip.
When the waiter arrives at your table to announce the daily specials, their prices are almost never provided.
