"nearly unmatched" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when comparing two things and when you want to emphasize that one of the things being compared is of a higher quality than the other. For example: "She had a nearly unmatched knowledge of ancient history."
At 300 rupees for an hour of foot, back, shoulders and head work, the price is nearly unmatched.
Apple and its high-technology peers -- as well as dozens of other American industries -- have achieved a pace of innovation nearly unmatched in modern history.
Jonathan Winters, the frenetic comedian who created many indelible characters and also had a nearly unmatched gift for wild comic improvisation, died on Thursday.
He has been one of the great fashion talents of the last 20 years, known for his imagination and nearly unmatched technical skills.
Quite apart from the act of composing his novels, he was a whirlwind, living a life that is nearly unmatched in its vigor.
Ms. Blythe is nearly unmatched in a classical repertory that ranges from Handel to Wagner, but on Wednesday she didn't coast through lighter-weights like Jerome Kern and Hughie Charles.
President Abraham Lincoln, who fought to preserve the Union against the Confederacy (at the cost of nearly one million American lives), put America on the path to a greatness unmatched by any other in the history of nations.
Now it is not just governments that denounce him: some of his own comrades are abandoning him for what they see as erratic and imperious behavior, and a nearly delusional grandeur unmatched by an awareness that the digital secrets he reveals can have a price in flesh and blood.
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"Rising to this record that has gone unmatched for nearly three-quarters of a century is an amazing feat," Dorine Gordon, the Greater New York Chapter president, said in a statement, "and for a fellow New York Yankee to now share this piece of history with the legend that is Lou Gehrig, is extra special.
The work is done by people you don't see and don't have to think about, which is partly what makes Amazon's unmatched efficiency seem nearly miraculous.
