The phrase "almost exclusively described" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something is primarily or mainly characterized or detailed in a specific way, but not entirely so.
Example: "The phenomenon is almost exclusively described in scientific literature as a result of climate change."
Alternatives: "primarily characterized" or "mainly depicted".
The fight over public pensions in California is almost exclusively described as a dispute between people worried about tax hikes and public servants wanting to get paid what they were promised.
Morphine was excluded because a preliminary review indicated articles mentioning morphine almost exclusively described pain management (without abuse) or arts reviews (e.g., the name of the band Morphine, storyline in the major motion picture La Vie en Rose).
Peptaibiotics are a group of secondary metabolites almost exclusively described from Trichoderma species of Hypocreaceae.
Despite the fact that Rbf1/dE2F2 complex is almost exclusively described as a transcriptional repressor, our results suggest that Rbf1 and dE2F2 might directly activate how transcription.
Third, because most of the boys and girls enrolled in this study are recruited from the PCWH, they are almost exclusively described as severely obese (BMI ≥99th percentile or BMI ≥40 kg/m) [ 93].
However, they almost all exclusively describe travelers who have returned from the tropics with a mild disease (12 ).
Finally, racial disparity in performance discounting has almost exclusively been described in terms of between-person associations based on an external frame of reference (e.g., peer comparisons, etc.), and little is known about the disparity in terms of within-person evolution based on an internal frame of reference (i.e., comparison to one's own prior test scores).
However, reports concerning its use focus almost exclusively on describing experiences with high-fidelity manikin simulation used to teach students a range of psychomotor skills and clinical procedures.
This empirical observation has, in turn, led the literature on outsider candidates to focus almost exclusively on describing and studying the consequences of anti-establishment/extremist candidates (e.g., Levitsky et al. 2016; Carreras 2012; Serra 2018).
If the old antisemitism was associated with France's Catholic far right, which has hardly disappeared, the "new antisemitism" is today used almost exclusively to describe Muslim hatred of Jews.
Although the term local colour can be applied to any type of writing, it is used almost exclusively to describe a kind of American literature that in its most-characteristic form made its appearance in the late 1860s, just after the end of the Civil War.
