The phrase "almost exclusively consisted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something is primarily made up of a particular element or group, with only a few exceptions.
Example: "The committee almost exclusively consisted of experts in environmental science, ensuring that all decisions were informed by the latest research."
Alternatives: "primarily made up of" or "mainly comprised of".
Some of these complexes were predominantly made up of MSSA only, while other groups almost exclusively consisted of MRSA.
The RAD group almost exclusively consisted of patients with seminomas (99%) except for two patients.
The Foxp3+/IDO+ group almost exclusively consisted of cancer patients with node positive disease.
The outermost layer of the biofilm almost exclusively consisted of EPS, which protruded into the surrounding water (see also Fig. 3B).
When this therapy was interrupted for 6 months, quasispecies composition almost exclusively consisted of wild-type pol nucleotide sequences, except for a minor contribution (< 10%) showing the adefovir resistance-associated mutation I233V.
But his claims that the ads are "untrue" are hard to square with the reality that many of Clinton's ads almost exclusively consist of audio of Trump's own remarks.
At higher quorum thresholds (nq≥4), we see again that if the population (almost) exclusively consists of (potential) cooperators, QS is selected because its machinery allows cells to avoid cooperating when the number of unconditionally cooperating neighbors is already equal to or higher than the quorum.
Only 16 taxa occur throughout all the 11 archaeological layers, almost exclusively consisting of grasses and pulses (compare frequencies in Table 2).
PE 36 2 and 38 2 were not included, as, at least in mouse cerebellum, these species were found to almost exclusively consist of monounsaturated fatty acid chains [60].
Pharmacological management of painful DPN almost exclusively consists of symptomatic therapies (those that improve symptoms of painful DPN without an effect on underlying causes or natural history) (20).
