"almost the totality" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation or group of things in which there is a large majority and some minority components. For example: "Almost the totality of the jobs in our area were lost when the factories closed down."
Therefore, as almost the totality of metallic biomaterials, they are implanted on a long-term basis.
Almost the totality of communities are connected within 4 hops.
Almost the totality of communities discovered share a high fraction of members (in average the 91%), according the Jaccard similarity computed pairwisely selecting the most similar communities in the partitions.
Prime Minister Berlusconi, who owns almost the totality of the media in Italy, at the moment has no strong political antagonists to oppose his intention to silence the press.
= 10, which resulted in trasduction of almost the totality of cortical precursors [71].
The first axis, the first two axes together and the first three axes together represented 93.9%, 96.8% and 99.1% of the inertia, respectively, indicating that almost the totality of the information was contained within the first three axes and that the first axis alone contributed most of it.
We found that two lncRNAs - MEG3 (Maternally Expressed Gene 3) and KIAA0125 - compete for the role of the first hub and regulate the expression of the almost totality of the mRNAs in the cancer-MMI-network, by antagonizing mir-379 and mir-150, respectively (Additional file 5: Tables S5 and S10).
The almost totality of the models proposed in literature for simulating the cyclic behaviour of RC joints was developed and calibrated by means of tests performed on elements with deformed bars, and, thus, these models may be not adequate for elements with hook-ended plain bars, especially due to the peculiarities in terms of failure mode and interaction mechanisms between concrete and steel.
Because it moves across thousands of miles of mostly inhabited landscapes, rather than hard-to-reach wilderness or open seas, it will be within sight of scientists for almost the duration of totality.
Because this eclipse will move across thousands of miles of mostly inhabited landscapes, rather than hard-to-reach wilderness or open seas, it will be within sight of scientists for almost the duration of totality.
