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The phrase "almost any project" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a wide range of projects, indicating that the statement applies to most of them without being absolute.
Example: "With the right tools, you can achieve success in almost any project you undertake."
Alternatives: "nearly any project" or "virtually any project".
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These hold-outs can render almost any project unviable.
Almost any project has a stretch that numbs the brain.
A design approach can be inserted into many junctures of almost any project.
Pixlr is a free jack of all trades photo editor with a solid tool set for almost any project.
A fancy new database by SAP, another German technology firm, will give Siemens executives an instant look into almost any project the company is working on.
That was perhaps the hardest part of this project, and it's true of almost any project: I tried to solve everything from the start.
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But the damage had been done.As with almost any IT project, the hardest task is to get users to accept a new way of working.
But citizens' movements mobilise against almost any energy project, no matter how green.
Given the tight budget requirements — a deplorable constant for almost any housing project intended for the poor — there was little room for subtle touches.
As opponents shouted "Shame!" from a City Council balcony, New York University won final approval on Wednesday for a huge expansion plan that will change the look and feel of Greenwich Village more than almost any other project in decades.
Woodstock's lack of affordable housing has long been a public concern, though a low-level one, in a place where almost any building project — whether a cellphone tower, the expansion of a Buddhist monastery or solar panels at an animal sanctuary — can set off a nasty dispute.
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