The phrase "almost suppressed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a feeling, emotion, or action that is nearly but not entirely held back or concealed.
Example: "Her laughter was almost suppressed, but the joy in her eyes betrayed her true feelings."
Alternatives: "nearly stifled" or "barely contained".
At the maximal concentration used for each compound, the migration was almost suppressed.
For such configuration, the plate-end debonding can be avoided and the mid-span debonding can be almost suppressed.
Incorporation of slurry almost suppressed NH3 emission and in this treatment total amount of emitted NH3 was negligible.
The corresponding segregation pattern keeps the memory of the channel formations and disappearances, and the lateral segregations are almost suppressed.
Also, FCG rate of untreated material decreased after the application of UL and DLC coating almost suppressed this behavior.
But in the higher ni case, the net erosion has been almost suppressed due to increased return rate and reduced self-sputtering yield.
"Humanity narrowly escaped a glacial inception in the middle of the Holocene, which was almost suppressing the formation of civilization," says Hans Joachim Schellnhuber, one of the paper's three authors and founding director of the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (tjhe other authors are also affiliated with the institute).
Chronic hemin administration almost suppresses the elevated levels of MPO activity and IL-1β and TNFα production evoked by the ischemic injury and increases the plasma level of the anti-inflammatory cytokine IL-10, which suggests a shift from a balanced cytokine response to an anti-inflammatory state.
Most notably the reflected RF transient is almost completely suppressed, thus eliminating the need for a circulator and the bunch lengthening effect that occurs in the drift section of the split system.
