The phrase "almost radically" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a change or idea that is very close to being radical but not entirely so.
Example: "The new policy is almost radically different from the previous one, suggesting a significant shift in our approach."
Alternatives: "nearly revolutionary" or "practically transformative".
His readings of R&B — soft and mellow at times, brassy and vintage at others — have been almost radically unfashionable.
Girlish one minute, care-worn the next, teetering between passion and loyalty, she makes the experience of being swept away almost radically unglamorous.
While Maleficent and Into the Woods unpicked their fairytale roots, Chris Weitz's screenplay is almost radically anti-revisionist in its refusal to rewrite familiar tropes.
Unlike other companies of its age that closely guard their financial and product-focused metrics, Buffer is open, sharing its vital signs with the world, almost radically so.
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Doing mathematics in a categorical framework is almost always radically different from doing it in a set-theoretical framework (the exception being working with the internal language of a Boolean topos; whenever the topos is not Boolean, then the main difference lies in the fact that the logic is intuitionistic).
When you think about it, that radically changes almost everything.
She is radically, almost aggressively mixed; in one passage she can and does code-switch with ease between a multitude of tongues — from Yiddish to so-called Ebonics to highbrow academic jargon.
She is radically, almost aggressively mixed; in one passage she can and does code-switch with ease between a multitude of tongues from Yiddish to so-called Ebonics to highbrow academic jargon.
But the Republican outlook on the U.S. economy has changed radically, almost overnight, with the election of Donald Trump, whose promises to bring back wealth and manufacturing jobs rang like a bell to Americans in Rust Belt states like Wisconsin, Ohio, and Michigan that pushed him to victory.
"That little thing, slipping off the edge of a molecule, has changed my life radically for almost a year," he said.
