The phrase "and left almost no" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something has been reduced to a very minimal amount or presence.
Example: "The storm ravaged the coastline and left almost no trace of the once vibrant beach."
Alternatives: "and left hardly any" or "and left very little".
The 16-month program was exhausting, and left almost no time for a personal life.
The Senate today jettisoned broad legislation meant to discourage teen-agers from smoking, the most ambitious and contentious measure before Congress, and left almost no hope that it could be revived this year.
Schoenberg composed only two of his projected three acts, and left almost no clues as to what the third would have contained musically; even the libretto is likely to have been heavily revised as he wrote the music.
The pure PVA sheet initially burned instantly and left almost no residue after combustion.
The Senate's vote, 98 to 0, lifts the largest and most painful economic penalty that Washington inflicted and leaves almost no meaningful sanctions in place to punish India and Pakistan for the tests, which drew international opprobrium.
Browsers, software and computers – both the customers' and the banks' – can have mysterious bugs which allow access to hackers and leave almost no trace; there is a constant need for bug-finding and updates to defeat them.
His real job is to be the star of "Twentyfourseven," but MTV has given him cover in the ideal fame-seeker's profession, the one that crosses courtier and profiteer and leaves almost no trace in, say, W-4 forms: party promoter.
Yet, looking back at 2011, it was a flat finale that told little of the volatility preceding it, when political turmoil, financial upheaval and even natural disasters left almost no corner of the markets untouched.
The result was a storm that left almost no neighborhood untouched, forcing rich and poor and suburbanites and city-dwellers of all backgrounds into the streets of one of the most diverse cities in America.
He left almost no papers and very little trace in other people's memoirs, a modest man in the wings, in later life labouring slowly over his annual showpiece for the Royal Academy.
But Japan's far-from-clean break with its past and its cold-war ideological battles have left almost no symbols of nationhood untainted.
