The phrase "are evaluated almost" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the assessment or analysis of something that is nearly complete or close to a certain standard.
Example: "The results of the experiment are evaluated almost immediately after the data is collected."
Alternatives: "are assessed nearly" or "are judged almost".
Despite recognizing the importance of Tether, the Binance research team has said that they are evaluating almost all the other stablecoins on the market to add to its platform.
Insecticides recommended for indoor residual spraying (IRS) continue to be evaluated almost entirely on mosquito mortality [4] and laboratory evaluations continue to use toxicity as the primary measure of success [5] [7].
The effects of As on DNA damage and repair have been evaluated almost exclusively in experimental systems.
Financial incentives may be used as a means of influencing professional behaviour but these have been evaluated almost entirely in high-income settings.
The limited trials to date testing the effectiveness of treating cancer perioperatively have been evaluated almost exclusively utilizing chemotherapeutic agents alone.
Indeed, the ACE inhibitor captopril was evaluated almost 20 years ago in PAH patients with some success (Alpert et al., 1992).
When the size distribution of these 4,439 unigene sequences was evaluated, almost 45% had lengths of less than 500 bp (compared to less than 29% among all 13,328 unigenes).
Robert W. Merry, who has written about how presidents are evaluated, suggested "it's almost impossible to find a president who had a second term better than his first".
Densities are computed and potentials are evaluated, rapidly and accurate to almost machine precision, at points that lie arbitrarily close to the boundaries.
We found it disturbing that quality of the included evidence was evaluated in almost all diagnostic reviews, but that almost no authors had incorporated the results of quality assessment in the conclusions of their reviews.
