The phrase "almost all lists of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the majority of items or examples contained within various lists on a specific topic.
Example: "Almost all lists of recommended books include classics that have stood the test of time."
Alternatives: "nearly all compilations of" or "most collections of".
That building, which appears near the top of almost any list of modern architectural masterpieces, sits on a promontory in Sydney Harbor and resembles an opening white blossom, or a jumbled cascade of cockle shells.
If a purely scientific panel of the most eminent sampling statisticians in the country were commissioned to make recommendations in this area, Groves name would be on the top of almost any list of preeminent experts in this area.
Excluding the transcription/translation-related proteins, almost all the other proteins in the list of FD top 20 highly expressed genes are known or predicted membrane proteins.
That's an almost flawless list of all the things the bank bailout failed to do.
Almost all of the A-list of such oratory is made up of media figures; Sir David Attenborough, Angus Deayton, Alastair Campbell, Piers Morgan, Richard Hammond, to name a few.
Almost all of the listed approaches try to fit the model at each voxel independent of other voxels, but tractography is a causal process, the next position on the fiber is always based on the diffusion found at the previous position.
This gene list includes almost all of the genes of the 287 genes (93%) but is twice as large.
If you look through their CBS online bios, almost all of them list "lazy people" among their pet peeves.
As far as the female characteristics are concerned, almost all of the listed factors differed between the four countries, but only minor differences were seen between those women whose men provided a semen sample and all other women.
Thanks to the "tour de force" of Gupta [ 28, 29], a list of almost all of the modified nucleosides present in the different tRNAs of Haloferax volcanii, a typical mesophilic halophile, is available.
