The phrase "almost unabated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that continues with little to no reduction in intensity or strength, but not completely without interruption.
Example: "The storm raged on, with the winds blowing almost unabated throughout the night."
Alternatives: "nearly unrelenting" or "virtually uninterrupted".
The movement's deepening entanglement in Syria has inflamed sectarian strife in Lebanon, where clashes in the northern city of Tripoli have continued almost unabated for two weeks.
Not only does it mean that destruction and damage continue almost unabated, but it has massive consequences for how we understand ourselves.
Why should Palestinians offer anything when the West Bank is a shameful place offering a primer on colonialism and Israeli settlements have grown almost unabated?
The assault continued almost unabated for more than 18 hours, while a brief truce for humanitarian work called by the Red Cross - and agreed to by both sides - broke down within minutes.
The United States and South Korea quickly staged joint military exercises in the Yellow Sea, and live-fire military drills have continued almost unabated in the South ever since.
But when the Snowflakes came on toward the end of the first act, offering real ballet dancing, dancing that continues almost unabated in the second act, all seemed right with the world.
A peace accord completed here almost 19 months ago has never taken hold, with battles raging virtually unabated as the Congolese and their allies, Angola, Namibia and Zimbabwe, confront the rebels and their backers, Rwanda and Uganda.
A speedy victory in the west had eluded Germany's grasp, and within a few months of the Battle of the Marne the Western Front had settled down to the murderous and static trench warfare that was to persist unabated for almost three years.
Counter-sue, as a war that's been going on for almost four years, continues unabated.
Despite the security forces' concerted and ruthless efforts, and pledges by President Assad to start a "national dialogue" on reform, the uprising continued unabated in almost every part of the country.
Yet most continued to operate unabated.
