The phrase "almost all the relevant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a majority of pertinent information or items in a specific context.
Example: "In our analysis, we considered almost all the relevant data to ensure accurate conclusions."
Alternatives: "nearly all the pertinent" or "most of the relevant".
Probably the norms of honesty would cease to exist, since the strength of a norm lies in its being followed by almost all the members of the relevant group or population, which in turn reinforces people's expectation of conformity.
Such insight is relevant to almost all the difficulties facing reformers trying to translate test results into useful policies.
BHA representatives admitted during the hearing, which was closed to the press and public, that no request was made for the footage until July 2007, by which time almost all of the relevant tapes had been wiped.
By treating almost all of the relevant biofuel options, it provides a valuable background on technical, environmental and economic aspects for anybody who is interested in the complex topic of biofuels.
The extraction procedure as a part of the EDA should be made as broad as possible for capturing almost all of the relevant xenobiotics with potentially hazardous effects [15].
For when surfing does occur, almost all of the relevant terrain will be occupied by mutants, which must have descended from the single original mutant.
Of the 1140 cases of serious bacterial infection, almost all had the relevant reference standard test performed during their emergency department assessment (fig 2).
A delivery boy bringing the newspaper to our doorstep with all the relevant ads already circled could almost match the experience.
Almost all the processes relevant to the manufacturing industry (chemical, petrochemical, fertilizer, metallurgical, power, cement, and so on) involve flow of fluids in some way or the other.
