The phrase "almost void" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is nearly empty or lacking substance.
Example: "The room felt almost void of any decoration, giving it a stark and uninviting atmosphere."
Alternatives: "nearly empty" or "practically devoid".
This dreadful journal, almost void of any other content but these passionate assertions and denials, intending to affirm existence and continuity but forever contradicting them, was filled anew each day, and soon mounted to hundreds of almost identical pages.
The Cleveland Park section of the District, whose big turn ‐ of ‐ the ‐ century houses and wooded lots have long attracted middle ‐ income Washington bureaucrats, is almost void of Nixon arrivals, and property is moving slow ly.
Apart from the discrete choice model of new car purchases, the framework itself is almost void of behavioural content.
Sean Nolan: It is puzzling that our lives at home are so saturated with helpful technologies, but our work lives are almost void of them.
A major peak eluted at the almost void volume, with the molecular mass being estimated to be above 670 kDa, which may correspond to the bands above 750 kDa in the native PAGE gel.
Due to an almost void amylose content, CR W3 seed can be used for the production of starch and related byproducts, whereas its employment as human food is difficult for the remarkable loss of consistency with boiling.
Dubai's economy is almost entirely service-based, virtually void of manufacturing or agriculture or oil income, which makes it highly dependent on global trends in trade, banking and tourism.
One ample, back-like rectangle is dense lines while the other is almost a void.
They are almost all void since the foam is 95percentt air, according to the American Chemistry Council.
He cited Heinz Field in Pittsburgh, where one end zone is almost entirely void of seats.
