The phrase "are almost excluded" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something is nearly left out or not included in a particular context.
Example: "In the final report, several important details are almost excluded, which could lead to misunderstandings."
Alternatives: "are nearly omitted" or "are largely disregarded".
It was almost excluded in Lombardy too, this time because some of its signatures seemed dubious.What do you do if you are in a fix, having failed to abide by the rules?
The highest CF value of 6.12 F cm−2 is obtained for the NiCo2O4/NiSx electrode evaluated by using the galvanic charge/discharge curves at the current density of 1 mA cm−2, due to the superior intrinsic property of NiSx other than its high surface area of the sheets-on-sheets morphology since the structure variation is almost excluded in the work.
Regarded as a bit of a tearaway after being arrested for urinating on a police car in the United States earlier this year, the Edinburgh talent was almost excluded from the Scotland team for Glasgow 2014.
Pre-existing conditions, like diabetes, and hereditary problems are almost always excluded from pet coverage.
The material with 1.22 mmol g−1 of AP exhibits the highest adsorption capacity for BSA (711 mg g−1) but the smaller LYS molecules are almost completely excluded from the cells.
Since Morningstar penalizes them for their sales commissions, load funds are almost automatically excluded from getting a lot of stars.
Compared with many other developing countries, South Africa has a well-conserved coastline, 23% of which is under formal protection, however deeper waters are almost entirely excluded from conservation areas.
Some functional non-coding RNAs are almost certainly excluded from the libraries.
Children with disabilities are almost entirely excluded from education, dropout rates are rising in many countries and, in some countries, primary school enrolment rates are declining.
