The phrase "almost superior" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is nearly better or more advanced than something else, but not quite at that level.
Example: "The new model is almost superior to the previous version, offering improved features and performance."
Alternatives: "nearly better" or "close to superior".
The ovary is almost always superior and is composed of 1 to 20 carpels.
Lionel Shriver Novelist Martin Amis's House of Meetings (Jonathan Cape £15.99) is not only splendid but is dumbfoundingly, almost incomprehensibly, superior to his last one, Yellow Dog, which I couldn't bear.
Renting required you to suffer the scorn of many real estate agents and the skepticism of friends and relatives who believed that owning a home was almost always superior.
The Red Sox hadn't lost a road game since Sept. 23, hadn't lost any game anywhere since the opener of the American League Championship Series two weeks ago and had appeared almost universally superior to the Dodgers in a pair of wins at Fenway Park this week.
The other, "Night Nurse," is a pre-Hays Code favorite, but "So Big," like other properties remade in the 1950's, was kept out of the packages the studios sold to television during that period so that the remakes wouldn't compete with the (almost always superior) originals.
It is almost as superior as a true third order reconstruction strategy.
On T2-weighted and STIR sequences, untreated neoplasms display intermediate signal intensity, lower to that of normal ischioanal fat and almost always superior to the internal reference standard represented by uninvolved anal sphincters and gluteal muscles (Figs. 1, 2).
We note that band-AMC mode is almost always superior to the diversity mode, even with a very small number of band CQI reports, as long as there are sufficient number of users in the system.
In the Ferrell canon, women are almost always superior.
However, for repeated decisions – where individuals are able to consider the success of previous decision outcomes – the collective's aggregated information is almost always superior.
