The phrase "almost all sections" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the majority of parts or divisions within a larger document, report, or structure.
Example: "The review covered almost all sections of the report, highlighting key findings and recommendations."
Alternatives: "nearly all parts" or "most sections".
Fischer remarked that glyph 76, identified as a possible patronymic marker by Butinov and Knorozov, is attached to the first glyph in each section of text, and that "almost all" sections contain a multiple of three glyphs, with the first bearing a 76 "suffix".
We noted that women from almost all sections of the village participated in the ICC's activities.
During the three semesters, almost all sections were able to extract DNA from cassava leaves using the modified Dellaporta et al. (1983) method described previously.
The environmental and social benefits got from biodiesel attract almost all section of people.
When repairing a shoe with a hole in the toe area... Undo the seam across the toe section almost all the way up to where the leather overlaps on the side.
Finally, the advantages and disadvantages of the proposed scheme are discussed in Section 6. Almost all the literature treat the objective of sleep/wake scheduling as minimizing energy consumption or maximizing sensor network lifetime [23].
This year sees the official opening of almost all remaining sections of a new long-distance trail, the Shipwrights Way.
In the 1970s the A47 autoroute between Givors and Saint-Étienne covered almost all the sections that remained, apart from the site at Tartaras where the double lock and tunnel have been preserved as a heritage site.
Despite the resulting stylistic disparity, biographer Alexander Ivashkin comments, "musically almost all these sections blend the choral [sic] tune and subsequent extensive orchestral 'commentary.'" The work becomes what Schnittke called an "Invisible Mass", and Ivashkin termed "a symphony against a chorale backdrop".
Although the reaction is not standardized (as in the case of known markers), the expression was clearly up-regulated in almost all tumor tissue sections analyzed (Table 4).
Indeed, immunohistological staining of splenic sections with anti-Ki67, a marker for cells that have recently proliferated, was positive for almost all cells within the sections in BLyS-treated recipients whereas only scattered cells were positive in PBS-treated recipients (data not shown).
