The phrase "almost all competitors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the majority of competitors in a particular context, such as a market or industry.
Example: "In the current market, almost all competitors are adopting sustainable practices to appeal to environmentally conscious consumers."
Alternatives: "nearly all rivals" or "most competitors".
The really great thing about these bottles is that the cap is the same diameter as the bottle body, whereas almost all competitors narrow at the top, which makes them harder to fill (especially for soup or such) and much harder to clean.
This control impacts almost all competitors offering competitive phone or broadband services, or are deploying 'DAS', (small cell 'Distributed Antenna Service' --lots of small antenna wireless services that require fiber optics, or the alarm industry, that depends on dependable wired networks, or the wireless companies who compete today.
This situation is mitigated by the fact that almost all competitors are small companies that have very restricted geographic reach.
Almost all its competitors did so, costing the jobs of thousands of journalists.
The UK lags behind almost all our competitors in terms of productivity.
In another area, however, The Journal has outperformed almost all its competitors by maintaining its paid circulation of more than two million, in print and online, in the most recent reporting periods, while nearly every other major paper showed declines.
With Andrew & Williamson paying higher wages than almost all its competitors, the participants in the program hope that the promise of better-quality, safer fruit and better conditions for workers will entice distributors, retailers and consumers to pay a little more, too.
Trap 1: You Use the Same Technique That Worked for You Last Week When Thompson and Sullivan analyzed the contestants from the first four seasons of The Biggest Loser, they spotted a surprising trend: Almost all the competitors saw dramatic weight loss results during the first weigh-in, on day seven, but the following week they lost, on average, just 2percentt of their body weight.
It is a moral disgrace that child poverty in the U.S. is higher than adult poverty, higher than for children in almost all other competitor nations, and higher than our country with the world's largest economy should ever allow.
Almost all Telcel's competitors say the price Telcel wants them to pay is too high.
Specifically, he said, there were not enough free rooms for the teams, and the cost of additional rooms was higher than it was at the World Team Championships, in which almost all of the competitors were men.
