The phrase "at practically all" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when attempting to convey that something is true in almost every instance or situation, but it is better to use a more standard expression.
Example: "The new policy is accepted at practically all levels of management."
Alternatives: "in nearly all" or "at almost all".
The ministry said only that the labor action was observed "in varying proportions at practically all posts," while the ministry's leading union, known as the UNSA-USMAE, reported that 94percentt of the ministry's employees took part in it.
We live our lives connected to the network at practically all times through various devices.
This is the exact recipe that is served at practically all hot dog stands in Chicago.
As a husband, father and president of a faith-based organization, I have the privilege of being surrounded by strong women at practically all times.
In United States v. Grace (1983), a case challenging the ban on expressive activity in front of the Supreme Court, the justices ruled that "[t]he Court grounds are not transformed into 'public forum' property merely because the public is permitted to freely enter and leave the grounds at practically all times and is admitted to the building during specified hours".
At saturation practically all the adsorbed intermediates are of CH-α type.
Amazon also sells the Kindle hardware at practically a loss.
To overcome this limitation, we applied psMRI, enabling imaging at practically any tissue depth [17], [35].
At his best, which he was at for practically all of the regular season, Curry looked like he was playing an entirely different sport than the rest of the league.
At shutoff practically all of pump's horsepower turns into heat, which can vaporize the liquid and damage the pump.
I began programming in 1969 at Bell Labs, where practically all my programming colleagues were women.
