The phrase "almost all students" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe a large majority of students or a group of students that is nearly complete. Example: "Almost all students in the biology class passed the midterm exam with flying colors."
Almost all students and faculty are continuing to use the same bathrooms without issue, Mea added.
Accommodation Almost all students are housed by their college for the full length of their course.
In the 19th century almost all students of birds used guns and could identify an unfamiliar species only when its corpse was in their hands.
As you might suspect from a record label embedded within the Berklee College of Music, "Dorm Sessions" contains lots of talented acts, almost all students or alumni.
In some suburbs -- Montclair, N.J., is one -- counselors are pressured to get almost all students into college because if admission rates fall, children may switch to private schools.
At Thomas Edison and the other such colleges, almost all students are over 21, many are in the military, and few have taken a direct path to higher education.
The average amount of debt would be even higher if the report included profit-making schools, where almost all students take out loans and, according to federal data, borrow about 45 percent more than students at nonprofits.
After the Liberal Democrats resisted Conservative proposals for a two-tier system for students of differing academic abilities, Gove said that almost all students in English schools would take EBaccs.
Today it's one of the most popular schools in the area; almost all students come from disadvantaged backgrounds, 93% are from ethnic minorities and 68% get at least five good GCSEs.
JOHN ZOGBY President and Chief Executive Zogby International Utica, N.Y., Aug. 30, 2006 In 30 years of teaching high school science, I found that almost all students had difficulty understanding that all measurements are fuzzy.
Regarding attitude, almost all students (99.0%) agreed on the importance of PMS.
