The phrase "almost every section" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the majority of sections in a document, report, or any structured content.
Example: "The feedback was positive for almost every section of the proposal, indicating a strong overall impression."
Alternatives: "nearly all sections" or "most sections".
PHYSICS: Level varies widely in almost every section.
Electrostatic precipitators (ESP) are used for gas cleaning in almost every section of cement manufacture.
All of this gave him reason to be animated in almost every section of it.
Almost every section of Goosehead.com opens with a page bearing Ashley's image.
In the next several months, however, in almost every section of the country, the golf courses are magically less crowded.
If we had the right regulatory structures, almost every section of the media would be in the dock, alongside Wakefield.
We've been here before, in almost every comments section of almost every article in both the mainstream and niche games press: the backlash is vicious and sometimes vile but not at all surprising.
Having dived almost every major section of the reef from the top of Cape York to reefs more than 200 kilometres off Bundaberg, with scientists on various expeditions, I can vouch for the fact that it is never the same from one hour to the next, let alone across years or decades.
"That's the enemy, because it penetrates into the road bed," Sapone said of the rain, which according to the National Weather Service has been higher in almost every measured section of Southern California from July 1 , 2010 to June 4, 2011, than over the same period a year before.
Use the following free program to easily make a good sig. in BBC: http://www.pawsoft.com/?p=fass/home Post an introduction about yourself (not a company sales pitch) in the Introduction section (almost every forum has such a section).
Perhaps even worse, because of its potential to apply to almost every young person, section 13 makes any sexual activity (which includes kissing) between people under the age of 16 a criminal offence punishable by up to five years' detention.
