The phrase "almost all the possible" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when referring to a large majority of options or outcomes, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "We considered almost all the possible solutions to the problem."
Alternatives: "nearly all the options" or "most of the possibilities."
This method has shown a very good performance in recognising almost all the possible complicacies to a large extent.
The point estimates of the rMZ for the response of cardiorespiratory fitness following PA appear slightly greater in females (Fig. 10), although the CIs for both the male and female correlations cover almost all the possible range of values due to small sample sizes in the original studies.
Almost all the possible culprits will be killed on contact if you spray them with pyrethrum, a pesticide of botanical origin that is approved for organic gardening.
The present theory is applicable for shear wave numbers up to 10 or more, with the non-parabolic axial velocity fluctuations included, which encompasses almost all the possible situations of capillary duct dimension, temperature and flow velocity.
As time passes, the mapping gets more inclusive and the agent learns almost all the possible (state,action) pairs and their associated reward/penalty values and can cope with any changes in the environment.
He also earned almost all the possible National Player of the Year awards (Wooden, AP, NABC, Naismith, Robertson and Sports Illustrated) as well as the Bob Cousy Award.
Water is the biological milieu the substance that makes life possible and almost all the molecular components of living cells, whether they be found in animals, plants, or microorganisms, are soluble in water.
It is interesting to notice that almost all of the possible HPV18 related sites of chromosomal imbalance, as well as the regions with high copy number amplifications in our cell lines correspond to the location of fragile sites in the human genome.
He referred almost all questions about the possible extradition to the Justice Department.
Almost all the study participants suggested possible solutions to combat the problem; of these 126 34.8 %) suggested stiff punishment of the perpetrator, 113 31.2 %) implementing health announcements in the mass media, 68(18.8 %) suggested school health education and 55(15.2 %) recommended reporting to legal bodies.
So the explanations of almost all physically possible phenomena are about how knowledge would be applied to bring those phenomena about".
