No military or strategic document defines 'nearly all' as a fixed percentage or absolute number for missile usage. The term is contextual and relative. It usually means a high proportion of the available munitions in a specific operation, typically interpreted as >90% in practice, but never codified as a universal threshold. There is no minimum absolute number, like ≥50, required. The meaning derives from the subset under discussion. No DoD, NATO, or peer-reviewed source establishes a numerical definition. The term remains qualitative and situational.
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