The phrase "almost anyone still" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a large number of people, with the exception of a few, continue to do something or hold a certain belief.
Example: "Almost anyone still believes in the importance of education, despite the changes in technology."
Alternatives: "nearly everyone still" or "most people still".
Although Adrià knows the mystery behind elBulli's magic better than almost anyone, he still gushed, recalling the wooden chocolate-filled boxes that are passed around the table at every meal's end.
Too bad the price of tickets keeps going up and you can't afford to actually attend any of these events, huh? Almost anyone who still has a column about sports for a newspaper (hahaahahahaha, newspapers!) writes boring garbage.
He was so imitate-able, so jagged in a way you could capture, that years after he left office almost anyone could still make people laugh by doing a Nixon -- furrowing your brow, hunching your shoulders, lowering your voice and saying, "You must have me confused with someone who gives a shit".
In the final three months of 2011 China's economy grew by 8.9% compared with the same period a year earlier—enviable by almost anyone else's standards, though still the slowest since the second quarter of 2009.
Yet it still seems incredible that Life in Progress is to be the last show of her career – with her flukily beautiful limbs and transparently expressive technique, Guillem at 50 can still dance almost anyone else off the stage.
But then again, here she is further on in the book, her equivocation restored and offering a notion of God elastic enough to accommodate itself to almost anyone's worldview: "Anyway, I still like the idea of the fully observed Sabbath more than I like observing it," she writes.
Facebook might be serving up more ads than almost anyone else, but they are still selling at very low ad rates because they perform poorly for the most part.
With more programs and more features than almost anyone, the new Office could still take some effort.
Nevertheless, it is still hard for almost anyone to believe that Rudy Eugene, a man who told his friends he wanted to get his life right and get "closer to God," woke up last Saturday and made a conscious decision to maim, kill or devour anyone's flesh.
Jeter said, "I'm still younger than almost anyone in here".
