The phrase "somewhat prepared for" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used when describing a situation where someone has made some effort to prepare, but may not be fully ready or equipped. Example: Despite being somewhat prepared for the interview, I still felt nervous and unsure of myself. In this sentence, the person has prepared to some extent, but may not be completely confident or ready for the interview.
You're somewhat prepared for any actions that arise".
Arts organizations are somewhat prepared for cuts to the city's cultural budget.
If you've ever seen his work before, you might be somewhat prepared for the inevitable sense of shock that you will experience in this exhibition as you immerse yourself into the sacred and profane world of Mike Kelley.
8 The family caregivers in this study reported being somewhat prepared for their role, which is less prepared than reported by US family caregivers of elderly persons after hospital discharge 19 and patients with cancer.
Overall, family caregivers reported being somewhat prepared for the caregiver role (for caregivers of patients with mild dementia, M =2.10, SD =0.70; for caregivers of the moderate dementia group, M =2.05, SD =0.80; and for caregivers of the severe dementia group, M =1.77, SD =1.02).
As poignant as they have been, I have been somewhat prepared for the "lasts".
Watching his music videos had somewhat prepared us for his stage presence, but seeing it live was, well, something else.
"We know how bad the economic downturn has been, and that means the carbon market is somewhat prepared," said Isabelle Curien, an analyst in Paris for Deutsche Bank.
60% felt somewhat prepared, 20% felt they needed more time or resources to fully prepare, and 10% felt unsure whether their ED was prepared for an Ebola patient.
He was replaced in Boston by Terry Francona, who came somewhat prepared, since his résumé includes a year playing first base and the outfield for the Cubs, in 1986.
To assess medical student self-perceived preparedness to care for LEP patients, we asked how prepared they believed they were to care for LEP patients on a 5-point scale (1 = "very unprepared"; 2 = "somewhat unprepared"; 3 = "somewhat prepared"; 4 = "well-prepared"; and 5 = "very well-prepared").
