The phrase "almost exclusively occupied" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where a space or area is primarily filled or taken up by something, with very few exceptions.
Example: "The conference room was almost exclusively occupied by the marketing team during the meeting."
Alternatives: "primarily filled" or "mainly taken up".
Ulviyya Asadzade Iryna used to be a bus conductor – a profession almost exclusively occupied by women in Belarus.
It purports to tell the true story of Barack "Barry Obamaa's childhood years in Jakarta which, from the look of things, were almost exclusively occupied by Rocky-style training montages and Karate Kid-esque bully battles.
In 1993 the European Court of Justice heard a case brought by Dr Enderby, a speech therapist (a role almost exclusively occupied by women), who was paid 40% less than senior hospital pharmacists and clinical psychologists (roles predominately filled by men).
It is almost exclusively occupied by year-round residents who enjoy the seclusion, the private beaches and the wildlife — as well as home prices that run "much less," according to Ms. Carillo, than nearby areas like Mill Neck or Centre Island.
But today, the lot is almost exclusively occupied by producers and crews working on Fox productions.
In this case, positions 206, 210 and 212 correspond prevalently to the 5' termini of 21-nt sRNAs, whereas positions 208, 209 and 214 were almost exclusively occupied by the 5' termini of 24-nt sRNAs (Fig. 6).
In the Arabian Sea we indeed see a clear ecological distinction between the G. ruber Type Ia and Type II lineages; Type 1a occupying only the oligotrophic southern water mass, and Type IIa almost exclusively occupying the more eutrophic north.
So what is your occupancy rate portfoliowide? A. We're almost exclusively fully occupied except for new buildings where we're in the middle of lease-up.
Fe atoms exclusively occupy the seven atomic sites from Fe1 to Fe7, while Zn atoms exclusively occupy the other sites.
At that time the journalistic field in the West was occupied almost exclusively by morning papers.
Ms. Nelson grew up as Bessie Noto, the fourth of six children in an apartment building in Jersey City that was owned by her grandmother and occupied almost exclusively by family.
