The phrase "are virtually at the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is almost or nearly at a certain point or condition.
Example: "The team is working hard, and they are virtually at the finish line of the project."
Alternatives: "are almost at the" or "are nearly at the".
"During the summer we are virtually at the stage where we are producing as much as we use," he says.
The pair of ionosonde stations at Dibrugarh (27.5° N, 95° E, 17° N geomagnetic) and Okinawa (26.5° N, 127° E, 17° N geomagnetic) provide the opportunity of comparing the NmF2 at these longitudes as they are virtually at the daytime and nighttime peak of the WN4 structure and also at the same geomagnetic latitude.
The interesting difference is that when CF sweetened its bid for Terra on Tuesday, its shares traded 1.4% above the spurned Agrium offer; now they are virtually at the bid price, a sign investors aren't expecting anything better to come along for CF. Meanwhile, Terra Industries closed Friday's session down by 93 cents, or 3.9%, at $29.14.
We're virtually at the pond.
Bihar was virtually at the bottom of every development ranking until Nitish Kumar took charge in 2005.
Thus, we consider that the depth of anesthesia was virtually at the same level when emergence agitation was evaluated in the two groups.
To judge from the declarations, the state judicial police were virtually at the beck and call of the drug dealers.
With Arsenal back in the top four of the Premier League, the squad should be virtually at full strength for the quarter-finals of the Champions League.
Asked how much his proposals on Obamacare had in common with Trump's, Ryan said they were "virtually at one and the same.
It is virtually at its 1985 level against the Italian lira and just below its 1985 peak against the Spanish peseta.
The whole Roman Catholic section of the city was virtually at a standstill yesterday after a three-day strike had been called.
