The phrase "a part of almost" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a portion of something that is nearly complete or nearly whole, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "This project is a part of almost every aspect of our business strategy."
Alternatives: "a portion of nearly" or "a segment of almost".
Citrus zest has been a part of almost every cuisine since the dawn of the written recipe.
Missing data are a part of almost all research, and we all have to decide how to deal with it from time to time.
Even the current downturn in recycling in many places has to be kept in perspective, he said, considering that today, recycling is a part of almost everyone's life.
The script, by James Schamus, Wang Hui Ling and Tsai Kuo Long, incorporates the rusty machinery that's a part of almost every culture's folklore.
A strip of camouflage duct tape was a part of almost all of her looks, including a girlishly printed cap-sleeve dress and a reconstructed pinstripe skirt suit.
Attention management training teaches the ability to control distractions, single-task for higher-quality results, and engage in sustained (focused) attention when necessary, which should be a part of almost every day.
Background: Rehabilitation has been a part of chiropractic almost since the beginning of the profession.
"Still, there's a part of me almost kinda maybe hoping that he does a Woodgate.
The Strand bookstore is a New York institution, and Fred Bass was a part of it almost from the moment he was born until the day he died.
When I ask Bliss to sum up the problems that the Seagulls have had this season, a part of him almost sounds relieved at what is happening.
At its heart was a row about public housing for low-income residents being built in a part of Yonkers almost exclusively reserved for the wealthy.
