The phrase "a concentration of all" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe a gathering or accumulation of various elements or aspects in one place or context.
Example: "The conference aimed to create a concentration of all the leading experts in the field to discuss the latest advancements."
Alternatives: "an aggregation of all" or "a culmination of all".
It found a "concentration of all authority" in the former chairman.
The rapid urbanisation led to the end of desert and nomad communities while the rise of Doha as a capital city instigated a concentration of all major infrastructural developments in the new capital (Remali et al. 2016).
To study the cytotoxic effects of extract and its fractions on cell viability, the RAW 264.7 cells were incubated and treated a concentration of all materials (50 µg/mL).
Anggun described the album as "a concentration of all the musical influences of my life.
Flotation techniques allow the removal of debris and a concentration of all parasitic stages with a specific gravity lower than that of the flotation solution (nematode and cestode eggs as well as coccidian oocysts).
Nevertheless, four LOPAC compounds were identified by analysis of RBC scatter alone and not by score value for the following reasons: palmitoyl- DL-carnitine chloride and calmidazolium chloride induced massive vesiculation in RBC leading to a concentration of all events in P3, therefore an increase in P2 could not be used as a parameter.
The variable describing this range is denoted γ: all substrates are assigned a concentration of and all products have a concentration of.
The data in Table 1 reveal that the decline of total lipid concentration in treated seedlings was associated with a shift towards a low concentration of all lipid classes.
BEIJING, Tuesday, March 14 - Prime Minister Wen Jiabao said Tuesday that China's rapid economic rise is being accompanied by a "high concentration of all kinds of acute problems," including official corruption by some officials who "have violated the rights of the people".
Groundwater in zone I contains a lower concentration of all chemical species compared to those in zones II to VI (Table 3).
So far, no reference material with a certified concentration of all regulated mycotoxins is available.
