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The phrase "almost always consist" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation or condition that typically includes certain elements or components most of the time.
Example: "The ingredients in this recipe almost always consist of flour, sugar, and eggs."
Alternatives: "usually include" or "typically comprise".
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Although the choices change from week to week, they almost always consist of four starters, five entrees, any dessert and coffee.
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Act I almost always consists of piggybacking on pre-existing infrastructure.
As far as the Wheel of Morality sketches were concerned, they almost always consisted of the same formula.
We showed here that, when enough markers are genotyped, a simple QQ-plot of allele sharing, as the one in Figure 1, allowed us to identify related individuals who almost always consisted of a case and one or more control individual(s).
The family's evening meal almost always consists of rice and pulses.
In contrast to the vast diversity of predictor tests, the measure of job performance has almost always consisted of supervisors' ratings.
So, truth always consists in correspondence.
In all three contexts considered here (i.e., predator-elicited, aggression-elicited, and spontaneously produced calls), callers almost always produced a bout consisting of multiple hiccups, rather than a just single call.
Each item consists of a 6-point Likert scale (1 = almost always; 6 = almost never).
Reproduction is almost always bisexual in beetles, although some species are always parthenogenetic (reproducing without fertilization) and consist of females only.
His feed consists of a mix of memes, gaming clips and images of him, almost always with his face obstructed in some way.
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