The phrase "about all cases" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing generalizations or considerations regarding multiple situations, but it is better to use more precise language.
Example: "The study provides insights about all cases of the disease, but further research is needed."
Alternatives: "in most cases" or "regarding all instances".
An editor keys in information about all cases published in a particular report series, for example, the Dominion Law Reports.
"I am concerned about all cases of securities fraud, just as I am alarmed about failures to detect them," said Representative Paul E. Kanjorski, Democrat of Pennsylvania, who has introduced legislation that would revamp the S.E.C.'s fraud-detection policies.
General statements or claims — ones that contain no such particular references — are not necessarily universal generalizations, making an assertion about all cases of the mentioned type.
Patients and Methods This study is a retrospective study conducted during a period of 08 years (2007-2014), allut all cases of self-poisoning collected in the Department of Forensic Medicine of Habib Bourguiba University Hospital of Sfax, Tunisia.
Nowadays, SISAP publishes weekly information about all cases of those infectious diseases, available on Diagnosticat (http://4.sisap.cat/diagnosticat).sisap.cat/diagnosticat
In just about all cases public gardens increase community interaction and provide intergenerational learning opportunities, says Bill Maynard, vice president of the nonprofit American Community Garden Association.
"Think about all the cases I made over the years, the rape victims I assisted.
We reviewed information about all the cases originated from the Ouham Prefecture in northern CAR reported to the national measles case-based surveillance system between March and September 2011.
— hope to read about all those cases and more.
Those bishops did not forward details about all the cases to their sexual abuse advisory boards or the police.
RECA-Type D, E and F account for about 1.7% of all cases, whereas all other unclassified, complicated cases make up about 0.6%.
