The phrase "almost all hosts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a majority of hosts in a particular context, such as in discussions about events, gatherings, or online platforms.
Example: "Almost all hosts at the conference provided valuable insights during their presentations."
Alternatives: "nearly all hosts" or "most hosts".
As predicted by the physical mapping data [27], most arrangement types and almost all host-specific strains have well-balanced replichores.
Yet, Figure 2 also shows that the more abundant haplotypes were found in wasps collected from almost all host aphids.
In almost all host species examined, the endosymbionts are harbored inside a type of evolutionarily adapted insect cells called bacteriocytes, located in a pair of slightly orange-colored bacteriomes, subdivided into three partial bacteriomes of spherical shape on each side of the abdomen.
You'll see that we included bits from almost all the late night hosts currently on TV, including Jon Stewart, Stephen Colbert, David Letterman, Jay Leno, Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel, Craig Ferguson and Bill Maher (sorry, Carson).
This observation was replicated in our data where almost all the miRNAs and their host genes showed positive correlations (Table2).
Rabies, for example, is a fatal disease in almost all animal hosts.
The most popular part of these shows is the opening monologue, and almost all the hosts are stand-up comedians.
Although Tn916-like elements have been shown to insert at a single site in some species, in almost all bacterial hosts they insert at multiple sites [ 43].
Similarly, host strain MY15 is more susceptible to pathogen strain ATCC274 than to strain Db11, whereas the pattern is reversed for almost all other host strains (Fig. 1).
They occurred 43 times across ten and 34 times across eight locations, respectively, and parasitized almost all considered host aphids (Table 4).
