The phrase "almost all designers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a majority of designers, indicating that very few do not fall into the category being discussed.
Example: "Almost all designers agree that user experience is a crucial aspect of product development."
Alternatives: "nearly all designers" or "most designers".
"Almost all the designers are now carrying a second-dress option," said Karina Timmel, the executive editor of Get Married magazine, which featured a "Short and Sweet" fashion spread in this summer's issue.
HOUSE & HOME, PAGE F1 Pared Down for Fall Almost all the designers getting special notice in the September fashion issues of magazines are behaving more like minimalists than like decorators, evidenced at right in a Balenciaga wool and denim jacket, paired with skinny Acne jeans.
Forty-five architects and designers spend almost all their waking hours in the studio.
The college likes to boast that it has educated the top designers at almost all the major car manufacturers.
Until recently, almost all graphic designers designed for print.
But then they took the unusual step of delegating almost all the decisions to their designer.
Instead, they work for foreign companies in Asia, Europe and elsewhere, at factories that almost all electronics designers rely upon to build their wares.
Almost all Italian designers trained as architects, and too many of them want to go back to designing buildings, even though they are manifestly better sticking to the scale of cutlery and chairs.
I noticed, actually, that while a few seasons ago the focus was more on organic cotton, almost all the designers at Estethica this season were focused on reclaimed materials - whether that be fire hoses, coffee sacks or horse blankets.
It was back to the 1990s for the Russian designer Valentin Yudashkin, his almost all-black show an ode to the rock 'n' roll style of that era and its fashion slant toward minimalism.
