The phrase "almost without comment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or action that occurs with little to no commentary or discussion surrounding it.
Example: "The decision was made almost without comment, leaving many team members surprised by the outcome."
Alternatives: "nearly without remark" or "practically without discussion".
The furious public debate that surrounded her case is noted almost without comment.
Most of the time, she let him take care of the house without interfering, almost without comment or question.
The answer to both questions is basically never, and that is because American culture has become so inured to violence in linear media that even the most heinous depictions of brutality go almost without comment.
Demolished in 1966 to expand the Pace College campus, Hunt's building disappeared almost without comment, although Thomas S. Buechner, then director of the Brooklyn Museum, wrote to The Times that its loss was "heartbreaking," describing it as "a sumptuous Victorian conglomerate in glorious Ruskinian color".
It's striking, in this connection, that an account of the man "himself" has so little to say about Oppie's evidently difficult marriage – a colleague said it "looked like hell on earth" – and lets pass, almost without comment, an extraordinary episode at Los Alamos when Oppie offered up his new-born daughter to a friend for adoption.
It's deceptively rackety stuff, but it gets to the heart of a situation in which the social cleansing of London's poor is taking place almost without comment, and people's lives are becoming dominated by the need to find somewhere affordable to live.
I also didn't know it would be rejected almost immediately, without comment.
An Arsenal title challenge killed off by a late Cesc Fabregas goal for Chelsea ought to be hilarious – but due the grim drudgery of the victory and the fact that the idea of a title race was highly fanciful anyway, it's almost passed by without comment.
We would suddenly see an almost magical disappearing act being performed, largely without comment, right before our eyes.
Well, without comment except to say that they're almost certainly wearing a half-and-half "friendship" scarf.
One of the Israeli commanders later commented: We arrived almost without hindrance to the gates of Quneitra .
