The phrase "and also almost" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is nearly true or applicable in addition to another statement.
Example: "The project is and also almost complete, but we still need to finalize a few details."
Alternatives: "and nearly" or "as well as almost".
Moreover, caspase-3 inhibition markedly reduced the activation of caspase-8 and also almost completely inhibited activation of caspase-9.
The 1989 mini-series "Lonesome Dove," adapted from the Larry McMurtry novel, revived the genre and also almost killed it.
Irby was the uncle of a young woman, Alice Lee Grosjean, who served as secretary to the governor, Huey P. Long, and also, almost certainly, as Long's mistress.
This is almost double the 19 it had in the last Knesset, and also almost double the 19 seats that its historic rival, Labour, managed to muster.
In 1912, Phipps Houses did build a third group of buildings, at 234-248 West 64th Street, backing up onto the 63rd Street buildings and also almost entirely for black tenants.
Mr. Solondz winds thin tendrils of narrative around the dinner-table conversations, and allows everyone a chance to be earnestly foolish, unguardedly selfish and also, almost by accident, cruelly honest.
The two groups – although both part of our species, Homo sapiens – would have looked quite different from each other and were also almost certainly different culturally and linguistically.
uniformly on for any compact set, and are also almost periodic in uniformly for, and almost periodic in uniformly for, respectively.
Let be a sequence such that as, as, and is also almost periodic.
This year's version (from the climate skeptic blog Watts Up with That) was extremely weak tea, and was also almost instantly debunked by the scientist whose research was being quoted in the initial story.
But without an electronic database and home, they are difficult to find, and it is also almost impossible for future researchers to quote them.
