The phrase "across all languages" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing concepts, features, or phenomena that are applicable or relevant in multiple languages.
Example: "The study found that certain grammatical structures are common across all languages, highlighting the universality of human communication."
Alternatives: "in all languages" or "throughout all languages".
They didn't need to make sure this was true across all languages.
"Where's the work?" That last question cuts across all languages and national identities to dominate the cab-cell discourse.
I'm particularly interested in pursuing advances that permit the use of NLP across all languages, all domains, and all use cases – to increase access to NLP technologies.
into the unlocalized version of the view name, so the configuration group name is consistent across all languages and does not cause conversion issues on different platforms where the configuration information is treated differently when compiled Unicode vs. ANSI.
The series, Stereosyntax, explores ways in which languages vary and things that are constant across all languages, which is one of the core questions of the field of linguistics.
An added feature will be the inclusion of a common text element, which will be translated across all languages, to provide a precise comparable thread for detailed linguistic analysis for translation strategies and a mechanism by which these mappings can be explicitly achieved.
He enjoys the most even support across all the language groups.
Not one correlation persisted across all language families, and only two were found in more than one family.
Two hypotheses were tested: the Signature Hypothesis predicts that early, highly proficient bilinguals will recruit neural tissue to process language differently from monolinguals across all language contexts.
For example, at the time of writing, across all language version of Wikipedia there are 10,407 edits being carried out by Bots and 11,148 by human Wikipedians.
We leave a more detailed exploration of gender bias across all language editions for future work.
