The phrase "almost always preferred" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is generally favored or chosen in most situations, but not exclusively.
Example: "In our studies, the method of qualitative analysis was found to be almost always preferred by the participants over quantitative methods."
Alternatives: "generally favored" or "typically chosen".
A preference for specific physician attire or positive influence of physician attire on patient perceptions was reported in 21 of the 30 studies (70%). 1 5 15 16 19 21 25 27 30 32 36 38 42 When patients voiced a preference or were influenced by physician attire, formal attire was almost always preferred followed closely by white coats either with or without formal attire.
Visual references are almost always preferred by hairdressers and makeup artists - they save so much time.
Electronic reference materials, including indexing and abstracting databases, dictionaries, and encyclopedias, are almost always preferred to their print counterparts.
In contrast to North America, European freight trains have to share the railway tracks with passenger trains, which are almost always preferred.
I've never been particularly religious about it but almost always preferred horizontal because the intended viewing point of those videos was either a TV or a computer.
For p300, the H3 substrate is almost always preferred to H3/H4.
Given the choice, I would almost always prefer to read a good novel.
As it turns out, most users almost always prefer not to broadcast live on the Internet, but to record now and post later.
The performance's 90-minute duration is the perfect length for Budd to cast his spell, his pieces almost always preferring to adopt a strolling motion, savouring slow development, peering at their gradually altering surroundings.
Engineers almost always prefer to hear from other engineers about potential opportunities.
The main disadvantage to working with private lenders is that they almost always prefer short-term loans.
