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The phrase "almost uniformly strong" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or condition where something is consistently strong, but not entirely so, indicating a slight variation.
Example: "The team's performance was almost uniformly strong throughout the season, with only a few games where they struggled."
Alternatives: "generally robust" or "mostly consistent in strength."
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The other 20th-century repertory is almost uniformly strong.
While noting his boastful "lyrical slackening" as a minor flaw, Slant Magazine's Jesse Cataldo found Big Boi "consistently in fine, tongue-tying form" and described the album as "rigidly focused and almost uniformly strong by-the-books hip-hop with just the right proportion of ingredients".
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She points out that states recognize one another's drivers licenses because "states have almost uniformly adopted strong standards with regards to driving.
Goldfaden's strong turn toward almost uniformly serious subject matter roughly coincided with bringing his troupe to Odessa.
A pint of beer or lager used to mean, almost uniformly, two units of alcohol, but a trend towards stronger lagers means a pint can be three or even four units.
The cast are uniformly strong.
The acting is uniformly strong.
Waistbands here are almost uniformly elastic.
Jeffers apart, the singing is uniformly strong.
But the music felt uniformly strong.
The attitudes attested are almost uniformly negative.
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