The phrase "almost every material" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a large majority of materials in a specific context, such as in discussions about resources, substances, or components.
Example: "In our research, we found that almost every material we tested exhibited some level of conductivity."
Alternatives: "nearly all materials" or "most materials".
At Vinatería, a Harlem restaurant that opened in April, almost every material has had a previous life (or lives), but that's not what you notice about the room.
They have virtually no pricing power in the face of mounting global surpluses of almost every material and intermediate manufactured good, and in an American business climate that simply rejects the idea of passing higher labor costs through to customers.
They have virtually no pricing power in the face of mounting global surpluses of almost every material and intermediate manufactured good and in an American business climate that rejects the idea of passing higher labor costs through to customers.
He was a fellow of the most distinguished academies of science and engineering in the English-speaking world, including the Royal Society, Royal Academy of Engineering, US National Academy of Sciences and the US National Academy of Engineering, and his name is known to almost every materials scientist alive today.
OVER the centuries economists have given warning of shortages of food, fuel and almost every raw material.
His igloos employed almost every conceivable material, organic and artificial, opaque and transparent, heavy and light: slate, earth, wood and metal; wax, glass and neon.
— "See the Moon?" (1966) The visual artist can deal with almost every kind of material, even sound, but the writer deals with only one kind of material: sentences.
This lecture describes the approach to determine the material properties based on the regularly done compensation tests, so that for almost every project the material properties can be determined.
In a career in which he recorded more than 1,500 songs, Mr. Cash applied his gritty voice to almost every kind of material.
These are the black and white square symbols that you see on almost every piece of marketing material these days.
The school's activities are celebrated in picture montages, work displays and project material on almost every wall.
