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Discover LudwigThe phrase "almost any conditions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is applicable or acceptable under a wide range of circumstances or situations.
Example: "The software can operate effectively under almost any conditions, making it versatile for various environments."
Alternatives: "nearly any circumstances" or "practically any situation".
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It takes magnificent 24-megapixel photos under almost any conditions.
Generally, low solids conversion in air and fuel reactors is observed in almost any conditions.
Modern cameras enabled top-grade photographs to be taken quickly under almost any conditions.
But Stack, with a willingness to surf in almost any conditions, has emerged from the Long Island scene to become one of the country's top school-age surfers.
They can live in almost any conditions — warm or cold, clean or dirty water — and are readily accessible just about wherever you live.
Joyce prided himself on his ability to write under almost any conditions, so if his niece saw him, once or twice, working in the same room where Lucia was practicing, this would not be surprising.
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Somewhere in that range is a plant that can tolerate almost any condition.
High street homeopaths, who typically do not have any serious medical training, are allowed to treat you and me for almost any condition.
Backers of the effort estimated that about 30 House Republicans, like Mr. King and Mr. Yoho, would not support immigration legislation under almost any condition.
Holger Schmieding of Berenberg Bank said there appears little room for manoeuvre – noting that hardliners within the Greek government "may oppose almost any condition which lenders must attach to the disbursement of money".
"You're able to win under almost any condition, you close out everything else.
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