The phrase "almost undiscovered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is not fully explored or known, suggesting that it is close to being discovered but not quite there yet.
Example: "The remote island remains almost undiscovered, attracting only a handful of adventurous travelers each year."
Alternatives: "nearly uncharted" or "barely explored".
Our results probably underestimate the effects of the CRC SNPs on the multiple adenoma phenotype, because the publicly available population controls were not known to be adenoma-free; furthermore, there almost certainly exist undiscovered, common CRC risk variants.
There are almost certainly additional undiscovered mechanisms explaining why some ER-positive IBCs fail to benefit from hormonal therapy at all, or respond initially only to become resistant later, which is unfortunately very common.
Two years ago, Simon & Schuster published an under-the-radar book of reflections by Winger titled "Undiscovered," an almost defiantly nonchronological amalgam of poems, observations, a few sparse show-biz stories and an intimate account of her reaction to her mother's death.
Many of the melodies use minor keys or pentatonic modes that evade resolution; songs that start quietly and build to sharp self-questioning, like the chorus that's almost shouted in "The Undiscovered First": "Is this the right mountain for us to climb?" The songs contemplate fading love, mortality and a word Feist often returned to in describing the album: solitude.
The manuscript was sold to the Bibliothèque de l'Arsenal in the late eighteenth century, where it remained undiscovered for almost two hundred years.
A report completed in 2008 by USGS argued that almost one-quarter of the undiscovered, technically recoverable, hydrocarbons in the world may be contained in an area north of the Arctic Circle.
Facebook: #Undiscovered Twitter: @Undiscovered.
Its undiscovered resource potential is almost equal to that of the United States.
For starters, we know remarkably little about the ocean covering the majority of our planet's surface: almost 95% of our ocean remains undiscovered.
Brandt had produced white phosphorous, a hitherto undiscovered chemical element present in (almost) every living organism and the first to be isolated since antiquity.
