The phrase "almost everywhere still" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or condition that persists in many places, despite changes or developments.
Example: "The tradition of storytelling is almost everywhere still cherished in many cultures around the world."
Alternatives: "still prevalent in many places" or "still common in various locations".
Worse, higher capital requirements for banks may drive risk into the darker corners of financial markets where it may cause even greater harm.Supervisors and regulators almost everywhere are still trying to find ways to deal with banks that have become too big or too interconnected to be allowed to fail.
And although gender discrimination at work is illegal almost everywhere, some employers still avoid hiring women they think will be away a lot.Paid paternity leave can help.
Almost everywhere, the odds are still stacked hugely against contemporary hunter-gatherers.
Back in the seventies, when Hendrick was an outfielder with the Cards and Indians and A's, he was the originator, the true Versace, of the long-pants fashion that still prevails almost everywhere.
In Germany the housing market is in good shape, but almost everywhere else in Europe prices still have to come down in a major way.
That remains a largely theoretical risk at this point, however, because demand for the iPhone still exceeds supplies almost everywhere it is sold.
Western dress has supplanted the hanbok almost everywhere, but even urban dwellers commonly still wear it on special occasions such as important family meetings, holidays, weddings, and funerals.
Burial within the limits of cities and towns was almost everywhere abolished, and, where it was still allowed, it was surrounded by safeguards that made it practically innocuous.
While marriage is becoming less common almost everywhere in the world, it is still the norm in many places and is particularly common in Asia and the Middle East.
