"virtually does not" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to express that something almost never happens or is almost non-existent, and can be used in a variety of situations. For example, "The school's budget for art supplies virtually does not exist."
A country where the line between the Underworld and the Encounter Specialists virtually does not exist.
These are accessible from any device and mean working virtually does not tie you to a desk.
People who have never seen mass panic find it easy to imagine, but in fact that's almost everybody, because mass panic virtually does not exist.
Thus, a frequency increase virtually does not influence the fatigue life of C/PPS laminates, whereas it dramatically decreases the fatigue life of Epoxy-based laminates (−100%), because of a more extensive damage and a faster damage growth.
"We are in crisis mode, and you have an administration that virtually does not even recognize the reality of climate change, and their policies, working with the fossil fuel industry, are making a bad situation worse," Sanders said.
Also, exhaled CO measured in non-smokers exposed to hookah smoke virtually does not vary [8].
That virtually doesn't exist any more, so people are much more vulnerable.
The transport virtually doesn't work.
Trump's rhetoric is effective not because he's persuading anyone with this policy arguments - he virtually doesn't have any!
In addition, the size distribution of injury-sensitive Pseudomonas fluorescens bacteria virtually did not change during 90 min of continuous aerosolization by the LSA.
Evaporative emissions from storage tanks and automobile refueling, a large air pollution problem with gasoline, virtually do not exist with diesel, which is heavier and less volatile.
