The phrase "almost every condition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a majority of situations or circumstances, indicating that there are very few exceptions.
Example: "The new policy applies to almost every condition that affects employee performance."
Alternatives: "nearly all situations" or "most circumstances".
As for medicine: for many doctors drugs are the answer to almost every condition, a situation that suits Big Pharma just fine.
One always worries when a medical remedy starts sounding like a Ginsu knife: "It slices, it dices, it feeds your fish, it bathes your children...!" But actually, the mechanism of action of CoQ10 is so very near the bedrock of our metabolism, it makes sense that it would affect every organ system, and have implications for almost every condition.
Despite this phenomenon, DNA extracted from saliva filtrate was sufficient to accurately call the COMT Val158Met polymorphism in every condition, and detection of the 5-HTTLPR in almost every condition.
During RM, G also exhibited a significant decrease at PEEP9 in almost every conditions (* p < 0.03).
To date, ultrasonography was used almost in every condition, from war to the Amazon jungle to Tibet [1, 2], from space to Everest [3, 4], and has shown to fit in all of these conditions.
Defects in metabolism are found in almost every disease condition.
"Obesity is the underlying cause of almost every chronic condition we have in Oklahoma," said Alicia Meadows, director of planning and development at Oklahoma City County Health Department.
It shows performance gain over the MAP eigenphone method under almost every testing condition.
Although these two disparity-coding schemes suggest very different neural mechanisms, both offer identical predictions for stereopsis in almost every viewing condition, making it difficult to empirically distinguish between them.
If (gamma <2), in classical mechanics there is an (tfrac{ell ^2}{|x|^2}) barrier which dominates the (-|x|^{-gamma }), so for almost every initial condition, the classical particle avoids the singularity at the origin.
In almost every disease, condition or ailment that receives attention in modern medicine, methods have been developed for describing or rating the observed clinical phenomena.
