The phrase "abrogation of all" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to refer to the act of formally repealing or nullifying something in its entirety.
Example: "The new legislation calls for the abrogation of all previous agreements that no longer serve the public interest."
Alternatives: "repeal of everything" or "nullification of all".
"One can conclude from this that on the order of the Fuehrer, and after the abrogation of all contrary decrees, the desires of the Plenipotentiary General for the allocation of Labor.
Removal of the RIBS site from these constructs, however, results in further decreases in activity as well as the abrogation of all mutation-specific activity +shGABP).
This is an important extension of our previous observation that abrogation of all HSC activity can be obtained even before the cells complete a first cell cycle if they are exposed to suboptimal concentrations of SF (Kent et al., 2008).
This is the first demonstration in intact cultured cells of a H3K36-specific methyltransferase whose knockdown results in abrogation of virtually all trimethylation, but not mono- or dimethylation.
PFT-μ of 50 μ led to a complete abrogation of viability in all cell lines tested.
The section consists of only one sentence, a simple act of abrogation: "All applicable provisions in this Act are designated as emergency for purposes of pay-as-you-go principles".
Notably, the mutant variants of these residues showed abrogation of resistance to either all or to selected drugs.
The combination of DNAM-1 aNKG2DG2D blocking led to an almost complete abrogation of killing by resting NK cells of all cell lines except for A204 (Fig. 3c, left panel).
Abrogation of resistance was observed with all three types of trigger sequences.
Transfection with a siRNA able to consistently induce an almost complete abrogation of Apollon protein expression in all cell lines, variably influenced cell growth as a function of TP53 gene status of the tumour model and the availability of a functional caspase-3.
The abrogation of central and peripheral tolerance underpins the genesis of all autoimmune diseases[2].
