The phrase "are practically in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is almost or nearly in a particular state or condition.
Example: "The project deadlines are practically in sight, and we need to finalize our plans soon."
Alternatives: "are almost in" or "are nearly in".
Osasuna are "practically in the second division," their sporting director admits.
Like many critics of the current economic order, de Botton notes that as consumers we are "as imaginatively disconnected from the manufacture and distribution of our goods as we are practically in reach of them".
Vegetables include a trio of personal favorites -- Chinese spinach, watercress or pea shoots, though the $12 price for pea shoots seems stratospheric at this time, when they are practically in season.
But the various branches of Hamas, already divided over attempts to reach an accord with its secular rival, Fatah, which it ousted in January's election, are practically in open war over the abduction.Some Hamas leaders in Gaza and the West Bank though not, so far, Ismail Haniyeh, the Palestinian prime minister—have called for the soldier's immediate release.
It is hard to conclude otherwise after seeing the latest monster to hit Manhattan's streets: the stretch sport utility vehicle, if you can imagine such a thing, an oil burner so huge that the driver and the passengers are practically in different time zones.
But when it comes to the Islamic State, members of Congress are practically in lockstep pushing for an expanded fight against the militant group overseas.
In addition, manual goniometers assess joint flexibility only in two dimensions; however, as most of the hip ROM measures in clinical practice are practically in-plane movements, this limitation is minor.
It's practically in the job description.
We're practically in Rio.
"It's practically in our dialogue.
Well, I was practically in tears.
