The phrase "almost every stage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something occurs at nearly all points or phases in a process or development.
Example: "The project faced challenges at almost every stage of its implementation, from planning to execution."
Alternatives: "nearly every phase" or "most stages".
After all, he has overcome doubters at almost every stage of his career.
In other words, there are built-in opportunities at almost every stage for congressional bad behavior.
"There were inadequacies in almost every stage of caring for patients.
Republicans have done so mainly through delays at almost every stage of the process, not by voting down waves of nominees.
"The flat-footedness of the entire [aid] structure has been dramatically exposed by almost every stage of this crisis," Dannatt said.
To address the concerns -- and avoid regulatory run-ins -- the companies setting up the exchanges are including antitrust lawyers at almost every stage of the planning, executives say.
Analysis of pair-wise correlations in expression levels of AAEL and NTR genes revealed that almost every developmental stage is most highly correlated with its adjacent stage, particularly during embryogenesis.
A statue at a racecourse is clearly a minor issue when set against one that affects almost every race staged in Britain but, if Edward Gillespie, Cheltenham's managing director, had refused to admit Reichardt's sculpture to racecourse premises, it would have been a gift to Animal Aid and its tiny but very vocal band of fanatical supporters.
"Almost every development-stage satellite broadband hopeful wishes to avoid the fate of Iridium iriqe by having a reliable equipment supplier and customer base that is readily available," says Musey. "With its first-class manufacturing capabilities and large established corporate client base, Gilat is a desired partner by almost every one of these potential broadband providers".
The philosophy behind the Composer Portraits series at the Miller Theater of Columbia University runs contrary to the kind of program you will find on almost every other concert stage in town, any day of the week.
Explaining the club's stance, Hearts said the proposal for 12-12-18 would incompetitionetition for the top 24 clubs, "with almost every game at every stage in the season having value for spectators, broadcasters and sponsors".
