The phrase "almost the same kind" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing two things that are similar but not identical in nature or type.
Example: "The two species of birds are almost the same kind, differing only in their coloration and size."
Alternatives: "nearly identical" or "very similar type".
"It was almost the same kind of thing, which stinks," said Oudin.
And then, when I thought about it, I realized that we really had almost the same kind of career.
Besides "Huckleberry Finn" there are intimations of "Jaws" and "The Perfect Storm," and even "Bridesmaids": In one shot the camera frames the Pequod's few good men striding purposefully toward the ship in almost the same kind of slow-motion hero walk employed in "Reservoir Dogs" and "The Right Stuff" and which was parodied in that Kristen Wiig hit comedy.
Google has been pushing partners to give users monthly updates, and Google's own flagship devices have almost the same kind of regular support that Apple provides to iPhones, as well as some of the same security features.
One interviewee explicitly discussed how ease of administration could affect physicians' treatment choices: This is still a kind of therapy that's difficult for most physicians, even specialists, to envision administering, and if there's an easier way to administer almost the same kind of efficacy, they'll jump at that every time because it's easier to give a pill.
This is still a kind of therapy that's difficult for most physicians, even specialists, to envision administering, and if there's an easier way to administer almost the same kind of efficacy, they'll jump at that every time because it's easier to give a pill.
"Almost got the same kind of hit," Manuel said.
The risk is not dissolved but rather compounded when the answering, avenging violence is staged and shot in almost exactly the same kind of gruesome detail, since the audience knows it is supposed to enjoy that.
"He's no Billy Crystal," ran the mantra for years, just as if Crystal did not have almost exactly the same kind of resume Fey and Poehler have, including a stint on "SNL".
It is interesting to mention that almost all bacterial genomes exhibit the same kind of base asymmetry.
It is interesting that almost all bacterial genomes exhibit the same kind of asymmetry [ 3, 5, 8, 9] i.e., there is an excess of nucleotides G relative to C in the leading strand and of C to G in the lagging strand, which is frequently accompanied by an abundance of T over A in the leading strand [ 3, 8- 11].
