The phrase "almost every term" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a majority of terms in a specific context, indicating that the statement applies to nearly all of them.
Example: "In this study, almost every term used has been defined to ensure clarity for the readers."
Alternatives: "nearly every term" or "most terms".
In fact, polarization rose in the 110th Congress just as it has almost every term since 1975.
Almost every term at school, it would be: 'Let's have another go at getting Ravenscroft (his real name) to do trigonometry.' It just wouldn't penetrate at all.
They have since slowed down, and certainly comparing that to, under the old totality-of-the-circumstances analysis, the court was consistently wrestling with the issue on almost every term.
Interaction detection method, cellular localization and interactor type are all clearly defined in the BIND schema and a mapping for almost every term in the PSI-MI CVs or GO cellular component was found using the ontology look-up service (26).
With almost 18 years under his belt on Capitol Hill, Ryan would essentially be booted out of office under almost every term-limit proposal that has been floated in the past 25 years.
Before last week, almost every long-term solution the city floated elicited intense opposition, adding to fears among some environmentalists that the truck-based program would continue for many years.
To some, it means anticipating almost every short-term zig and zag of the market.
Elsewhere, such as parts of Nebbi District, no single distribution in any given year reached a similarly high percentage, but almost every long-term resident interviewed had been offered treatment at least once.
This full-time role saw me producing a 48-page newspaper almost every week during term-time, and discovering the thrill of chasing leads and sources to produce an exclusive front-page splash.
This will be reinforced by the number of female entrepreneurs that is lower than that of male entrepreneurs in almost every country in terms of Total Entrepreneurial Activity, except Ghana, Costa Rica, and Australia (Kelley et al. 2010).
Notwithstanding the importance of their contribution in terms of entrepreneurship variety, the number of female entrepreneurs is lower than that of male entrepreneurs in almost every country in terms of Total Entrepreneurial Activity, except Ghana, Costa Rica, and Australia (Kelley et al. 2010).
