The phrase "almost all the elements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a majority of items or components within a specific group or context.
Example: "In the experiment, almost all the elements reacted positively to the new compound."
Alternatives: "nearly all the components" or "most of the elements".
Almost all the elements of the new Nike store can be rearranged at a moment's notice.
Almost all the elements are interlaced so viewers can test the conclusions and conjectures in a highly personal, intuitive way.
You wouldn't call theirs the most distinctive of sounds: you can point to almost all the elements of most any song here and tell where it came from.
Almost all the elements of the bill that benefit the middle class reductions in personal tax rates, enlarged personal exemptions, and expanded child tax credits—are temporary measures.
Almost all the elements needed for a PRT scheme can be bought off the shelf, he argues, and relatively cheaply too.
"Almost all the elements for terror attacks were complete except for setting the zero hour".If the Saudi account is accurate, the capture of such a large group clearly marks a big success.
This diagram shows that, with the exception of samples WG6 and WG5, almost all the alkali elements (K+ and Na+) exceeded the alkaline earth elements (Ca2+ and Mg2+) in the groundwater samples, and strong acids (SO4 2− and Cl−) exceeded the weak acids (HCO3 − and CO3 2−) in the groundwater samples.
The group likes to experiment with exclusion: the music sometimes sounds like new wave with almost all the musical elements removed.
Metro Area is an engaging local duo that mixes techno and electro, producing tracks that sound like pop songs stripped of almost all the musical elements.
As New York fights go, the public tussle over whether to build a football stadium on the West Side of Manhattan has almost all the essential elements: money, real estate, politics and sports.
The generation of positive skewness and kurtosis values demonstrates asymmetric distribution of almost all the heavy elements in the studied basin (Fig. 1).
