The phrase "almost unqualified" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that is nearly without qualifications or limitations, often in a context of assessment or evaluation.
Example: "Her almost unqualified support for the initiative surprised everyone, as she usually takes a more cautious stance."
Alternatives: "nearly unconditional" or "practically unrestricted".
Ayres changed that, and Mamirauá is now seen as an almost unqualified success.
Glyndebourne had an almost unqualified success with David McVicar's beautiful if straitlaced production at this year's summer festival.
And although the internet has proved hugely disruptive to journalists, for consumers who now have a wider choice than ever of news sources and ways of accessing them it has proved an almost unqualified blessing.
His almost unqualified support for Israel as prime minister, his crucial backing then for the invasion of Iraq, his fundamental agreement with the bellicose foreign policy of George Bush – all this historical baggage follows Blair around.
Indeed, for Wilder, even the odd flop had a way of working out for the best: in 1938, he'd followed "Our Town" with "The Merchant of Yonkers," which quietly expired after 39 performances; it was later remade, more successfully, as "The Matchmaker," and finally, in 1964, as the musical "Hello, Dolly!" On the surface, at least, Wilder's life seemed an almost unqualified success.
This makes it easy to explain why status-based rights are strong, almost unqualified rights, and this is a position which many believe properly expresses the great value of each person.
*And speaking of prisons, thanks to nearly unqualified ― sometimes almost irrational ― U.S. support for Israel, Gaza, and the West Bank increasingly resemble walled off penal complexes.
Almost 90% of Ghana's children are now in school Should we be worrying about unqualified teachers?
However, it must be understood that young helicopter pilots, no matter how well-intentioned, are almost completely unqualified to judge the risk that a sailing boat is in.
No doubt Professor Beresford would dismiss this substantial body of evidence as "pseudoscience", but I believe that this reflects a lack of understanding on his part, and he is almost certainly unqualified to judge the veracity of the neuroscience-based claims made by Kids Company.
To run Microsoft's goodwill all the way down to zero in 20 years would take an almost uniquely unqualified set of managers.
