The phrase "are selected almost" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation where something is nearly chosen or picked, but not quite fully.
Example: "The candidates for the position are selected almost exclusively based on their experience and qualifications."
Alternatives: "are nearly selected" or "are almost chosen".
Dylan had not credited his strange source, which seemed to have been selected almost at random.
One was the product of a honed, definable system, the other a collection of individuals who seem to have been selected almost at random.
While past Fed chairmen have been selected almost exclusively for their views on monetary policy, this time the White House is focused on the fact that it is picking a financial regulator, too.
It was the stories he heard, read about or observed that fuelled his fiction and at the same time one feels that the profession of writer was selected almost, as we would now say, as a "lifestyle" choice, offering the prospect of earning a decent living, keeping congenial hours and providing agreeable opportunities for foreign travel.
It is necessary to note that this method of thermodiscrimination is very flexible because the developed device can control the temperature to within 0.1 °C and a time of hot wash can be selected almost without restriction.
Finally, as shown in Figure 5f, the orbit segment traces S 1 r for only a very short time before the second spike occurs; this orbit segment is selected almost at the end of the downward peak, after which orbit segments stop tracing S 1 r altogether, and the transition from a one- to two-spike transient burst ends.
Eligibility for laparoscopic surgery was strictly limited at that time, and the laparoscopic approach was selected almost exclusively in patients with the preoperative diagnosis of early gastric cancer.
In its attempt to have the nomination settled quickly in the spring the Republican Party adopted a "frontloaded" system where almost 50% of the delegates are selected on or before March 15, almost all by a system of proportional representation.
Another shortcoming is that the players are selected to supply urine samples almost exclusively during tournaments, and rarely out of competition, leaving a window for using banned substances to heal injuries during off weeks.
This would probably end in an ugly fight on the floor of the convention where delegates (almost of whom are selected in a process separate from the actual primary) are free to vote on the rules however they want.
They were selected from almost 3,000 applications.
