The phrase "almost all papers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the majority of documents or articles in a particular context, such as academic research or publications.
Example: "In my review of the literature, I found that almost all papers addressed the same key issues."
Alternatives: "nearly all documents" or "most of the articles".
There has been something of a change over the last 20 years – dating from the fall of Margaret Thatcher – because almost all papers have tended to proclaim their independence from political parties.
Rupert Murdoch's May missive to his footsoldiers may have been reported as a wish to erect a pay wall around his news sites, and FT editor Lionel Barber may be expecting "almost all" papers to charge in 2010 - but we've always said that a piecemeal approach is more likely.
10 Note that almost all papers report elasticities with respect to the gross wage.
In almost all papers, authors do not describe any algorithm for constructing a fixed point for the asymptotic nonexpansive mapping.
Almost all papers used contrast-enhanced breast MRI for the evaluation of residual disease and pCR after NAC.
Almost all papers review international models in a more general way and address the integration of logistics in general.
But I think most, I think 99percentt of the material, has now disappeared into the Fresh Kills dump, including almost all the paper.
Forests, look at how we use paper, when I was opening up those bags of garbage in New York City 30 years ago, I could not believe that it was almost all paper, and still today, today when recycling has been a household word for at least a generation, still 40percentt of our garbage is paper!
Almost all the states use paper ballots, counted by machine; the few remaining states that use paperless touchscreens are taking steps to move to paper ballots; the states have not adopted internet voting (except for scattered ill-advised experiments); and many, many election administrators nationwide are professionals who are working hard to come up to speed on cybersecurity.
If it is true that the (modal) average number of readers of academic papers is zero, then it is also true that almost all academic papers have an above-average number of readers.
Almost all had papers bearing the MERS name.
