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The phrase "almost always involve" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something typically or frequently includes a certain element or action, but not in every instance.
Example: "The training sessions almost always involve hands-on activities to enhance learning."
Alternatives: "usually include" or "tend to encompass".
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Reports of criminal involvement in the organ trade almost always involve live donors who usually have consented to sell a kidney.
But it will almost always involve food.
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These cases almost always involve capital crimes because the intrepid and overburdened lawyers working on these appeals concentrate their resources on behalf of those most imperiled.
As a result of this personal commitment, the well-publicized arguments that occur during the production of many important films almost always involve the director.
On high screen-and-rolls in particular, which almost always involve Tyson Chandler as the screener, Anthony is an absolute nightmare.
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That almost always involves risk.
"Almost always involving water," he says.
That almost always involves things that are far from pristine.
That's because so much socializing takes place online, and it almost always involves text.
At home, my normal week almost always involves four or five visits to the gym.
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