The phrase "able to represent all" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express the capability of something or someone to depict or symbolize everything within a certain scope.
Example: "The new software is able to represent all the data collected during the research project."
Alternatives: "capable of representing everything" or "able to depict all".
You need to be able to represent all your audiences.
A software program was developed to generate contour lines and cross-sections derived from the point cloud, which was able to represent all terrain geometric characteristics, such as several Z coordinates for a given planimetric (X, Y) point.
The AFM was able to represent all the activities and flows in the test projects, track the variations of the activities and flows, and quantify the activities' and flows' variability.
The documents call for contractors to "select and train a spokesman able to represent all the MAO groups as a single unified voice", as well as providing media coaching to "influential MAO officials" and running a round-the-clock "MAO central media office" with "media production capacity".
The main result of the paper is that well-formed finite-net multi-CCS processes are able to represent all finite, statically reduced, P/T Petri nets.
Firstly, all patients were enrolled from a single university-affiliated hospital, and thus may not be able to represent all Chinese population affected by painful TMD.
In order to be able to decide to use my mental picture of Churchill to represent all prime ministers, surely I must already have a general concept of prime-ministerhood, or of the class of all prime ministers.
The results aim to represent all research participants' comments and perceptions but may not have been able to do so.
We have chosen a length of five following Micheletti et al. [ 30] who showed that a small dataset of five-residues fragments is able to represent accurately all five-residues fragments.
He promised to represent all Egyptians fairly.
Many believed that space and time are causally inert and therefore imperceptible how then are we are able to represent space and time at all?
