The phrase "across all combinations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various possibilities or scenarios that encompass every possible pairing or arrangement of elements.
Example: "We need to analyze the results across all combinations of the variables to determine the best outcome."
Alternatives: "in all scenarios" or "throughout all variations".
Distinct regional trends in response to projected climatic change were evident across all combinations of the experimental factors.
Across all combinations of customers and rates, we find that the annual bill savings from PV, per kWh generated, ranges from $0.05 to $0.24/kWh.
Looking at future predicted bird communities across all combinations of climate models, SDM algorithms, and community scales, estimates of no-analog communities varied considerably, ranging from 10% to 57% of California's land area (Table 2).
Nevertheless, the distribution of expected overlaps generated by this randomization test is informative, as it estimates expected differences in niche breadth if species' environmental tolerances were uniform across all combinations of environmental variables, and dispersal to all regions considered "background" were possible.
Increases in CD26 expression were seen across all combinations of cellular expression of CD133 and CD44.
The difference between RRGS_HYB1700 and RGGS_HYB1000 was generally small but was always to the advantage of RRGS1700 across all combinations.
A particular study was flagged as having a high rate of false positives whenever the t-tests rejected the null hypothesis (p < 0.05) more often than the theoretical false positive rate of 5%, measured across all the combinations of individuals tested.
It is true, however, that finer differences may exist in terms of speed-accuracy tradeoffs (because the performances that are depicted in Fig. 4 are an average across all the combinations of amplitude and precision).
When the parents of the three mapping populations were tested with the set of microsatellites, 214 were informative in at least one combination, while 153 across all the three combinations, thus supplying landmarks for comparative mapping of phenotypic and quantitative trait loci (QTLs).
The most common adverse events were headache, upper respiratory tract infection, nasopharyngitis, and back pain, with the incidence of all adverse events being similar across all combination treatment groups [ 25, 26].
The marginalization here is required across all the possible combinations of a0a1a2a3a4a5 due to the mix with the sub-part b0b1 in the first STBC codeword, and also across all of the possible combinations of c0c1c2c3 due to the mix with the sub-part b2b3b4b5 in the second STBC codeword.
