The phrase "are practically at the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is very close to a certain point or condition.
Example: "After months of hard work, we are practically at the finish line of this project."
Alternatives: "are almost at the" or "are nearly at the".
If there is an emergency, you are practically at the mercy of God".
We are practically at the same level, but today they had more focus".
We remark from Fig. 7 that the shape of the on-surface curve results are similar for the two calculation types, DFT and DFT + U, in that on-surface energy oxygen adsorption are at the same order of magnitude for the Top U and Top N cases and maxima positions are practically at the same distance from the surfaces.
The ball didn't even seem to hit the ground until it was practically at the plate.
The new owner will be practically at the epicenter of Tangier's elite francophone social life: The Saint Laurent property, now owned by his partner Pierre Bergé, is next door.
Van Cortlandt Park is practically at the couple's doorstep, and their building, with its terrazzo lobby floor and medieval motifs worked in stained glass, seems a relic of a distant era.
"I am practically at the very end of my life, so it's a good thing I'm still worried and that I've not fallen back into my armchair where the old blues will get me.
Technically, we're practically at the same level.
At the depth of the pump discharge (which is practically at the same depth as the intake), the pump develops a pressure increase denoted as Δppump in the figure.
From Fig. 8 one can see the same remarks for the hollow site where the O energies are the same order of magnitude for DFT and DFT + U calculations and the oxygen incorporation is practically at the same distance.
In this case, the three spacecrafts were practically at the same altitude of about 501 km, and Swarm B was 1 and 2 min ahead of Swarm A and C, respectively.
