The phrase "able to detect all" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express the capability of identifying or recognizing everything within a certain scope or range.
Example: "The new software is able to detect all anomalies in the data set, ensuring accuracy in our analysis."
Alternatives: "capable of identifying everything" or "able to recognize all".
Various damage detection methods have been applied and results show that a local approach was able to detect all the damage successfully and consistently.
That suggested that conventional bone density tests may not be able to detect all the damage caused by the drug, the researchers said.
In a study of recreational divers who were asked to perform equipment check procedures from memory (without using a written checklist), most were not be able to detect all the problems with the equipment (Acott, 1995).
Remarkably, 2′-F pyrimidine modified TOBR12CA aptamer retained its affinity for tobramycin but was also able to detect all the other AMGs, except the streptomycin compounds.
Neither strategy is able to detect all errors.
However, we consider this possibility unlikely, considering that we were able to detect all control variants introduced in each pool.
A new March test with 66n operations able to detect all static simple three-cell coupling faults is proposed.
"The bottom line is that we are now able to detect all types of the most dangerous weapons - nonmetallic explosive devices," TSA spokesman Nicholas Kimball said.
A set of primers was designed based on the determined and previously published HBoV sequences; this primer pair was able to detect all possible HBoV replicative intermediates.
SAMBA was able to detect all HPA-1a and -1b alloantibodies recognized by monoclonal antibody-specific immobilization of platelet antigens assay (MAIPA).
In addition, the MBGGP3 assay was able to detect all strains of Marburg virus tested, but gave negative results with other haemorrhagic fever and genetically related viruses.
