The phrase "almost any quantity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a wide range of amounts or measurements that are not strictly defined.
Example: "The recipe can be adjusted to use almost any quantity of ingredients, depending on your preference."
Alternatives: "nearly any amount" or "virtually any measure".
The staples (breakneck pace, frantic walk and talks, comfortably smug one-liners) are all there in an almost overwhelming quantity.
Contrast is stronger: two different elements may be juxtaposed in almost equal quantity to emphasize the special qualities of each.
Mingled with this is an almost equal quantity of philosophising, based on a good understanding of recent mathematical and physical science and a strong dose of anti-liberal, anti-enlightenment politics.
June 11th-14th: At the Ojai Festival, one of the world's great new-music gatherings, the percussionist and conductor Steven Schick unleashed an almost unmanageable quantity of events, at all hours of the day and night.
They take an almost unimaginable quantity of data and convert it into an index of suspicion: the likelihood that any online activity or actor is dangerous or undesirable.
When 90% v/v acetone was incorporated a mixture of α- and β-forms were produced in almost equal quantity, whereas, with 95% v/v acetone the β-form predominated.
Nonetheless, the nanocomposite hydrogel was non-cytotoxic against human cell-line (human osteosarcoma) and shows good cell attachment of live cells in a 5-day 'live-dead' assay with almost negligible quantity of cell death.
Moreover, by demonstrating in gels that the two plasmid forms were present in almost equal quantity in culture, we speculated that both forms may be present in a single R. felis cell (Figure 3).
This carrier could deliver almost double quantity ODNs with respect to the injection of free ODNs.
