The phrase "almost all small" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a majority of items or entities that are categorized as small in size or scale.
Example: "In the collection, almost all small figurines were made of porcelain."
Alternatives: "nearly all tiny" or "most of the small ones".
What will be done to encourage the 90% of companies, almost all small, who under-invest in training?
But this is not a luxury building: The units are almost all small studios, and amenities include job training.
This article was corrected on 23/10/14 to reflect that almost all small island states are not subject to "dictator debt" and that this type of debt is not a part of the UNDP proposal.
Almost all small cages were filled up with the hydrogen molecules at about 80 MPa.
The imperfections of the information affect almost all small holder farmers who are in most cases African women.
In the absence of inter-firm linkages to help them with global opportunities, almost all small firms start by executing contracts which originated from the founders' personal networks.
It is probably significant that almost all the small-screen style icons who matter are in complicated, multi-episode programmes, rather than in one-off dramas.
Furthermore, that list is almost all smaller models -- the only one that includes the Jeep Liberty, a small S.U.V., for instance.
We observe some deviations from equality (represented by the diagonal in Figure 4); however, these deviations are almost all smaller than half an order or magnitude, and hence comparable to variations within our sample of dairy manufacturing firms (compare with Figure 2).
Today almost all small-animal SPECT is performed with pinhole collimators, since these collimators provide a much better noise resolution trade-off in small objects than parallel hole or fan-beam collimators that are commonly used in clinical cardiac SPECT.
(Almost all the pictures are small details of larger works, so I could share the surface activity with you).
