The phrase "almost all connection" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a sense of near-total connectivity, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "In the modern world, almost all connection between people happens through digital means."
Alternatives: "nearly all connections" or "most connections".
Almost all connections among adjacent cells and long range links became very rare.
This tidal wave of supply smashes against the wall of the last kilometer — the grip that SBC, Bell Atlantic and the other local companies hold on almost all connections to U.S. homes and businesses.
This tidal wave of supply smashes against the concrete dike of the last mile — the grip that SBC, Bell Atlantic and the other local companies hold on almost all connections to U.S. homes and businesses.
The Houston operation has connections in almost all the major shale plays and ethylene plants situated in the U.S. The company's mix of pipelines and services, including liquid storage facilities for crude and refined products (onshore and offshore), make it a sound, diversified play within energy.
Thanks to that, the negative effect of the coverage hole on the user experiences are reduced since the user can enjoy the LTE benefits during almost all its connection (Fig. 8).
This is because an optimized LTE coverage hole does not give rise to call drop on the one hand, and the user is served by the LTE cell most of the time enjoying a high-quality of service during almost all its connection.
Meanwhile, they are using their usual weapon regulatory bickering to try to impede its adoption.Moreover, today almost all broadband connections in the world are fixed links provided either by telcos or cable companies.
Almost all made a connection between their music training and their professional achievements.
The formerly government-owned telecommunications company Bezeq provides about two-thirds of home Internet access and almost all home Internet connections.
