The phrase "across all points" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something applies universally or in all instances within a given context.
Example: "The policy will be enforced across all points of service to ensure consistency."
Alternatives: "in all areas" or "throughout all aspects".
"We're supporting and collaborating in the making of work across all points of it".
But as John C. Bluedorn, Rupa Duttagupta, Jaime Guajardo and Petia Topalova of the I.M.F. point out in a new working paper, "Capital Flows Are Fickle: Anytime, Anywhere," at least since 1980 "private capital flows are typically volatile for all countries, advanced or emerging, across all points in time".
It followed the decision in the aftermath of the economic crash to impose a 10percentnt pay cut on new entrants to the public service, including teachers, after January 2011, which would apply across all points of the salary scale.
For example, higher income countries exhibit systematically higher levels of education across all points of the distribution.
A consistent, positive series of experiences aligned with the brand across all points of consumer interaction can.
At the same time, enterprises need to make the information they disseminate to customers consistent across all points of contact.
A single linear fit across all the points would give an estimate of the Hurst exponent for that sequence.
Crop type (arabica versus robusta) was defined as the region, and the total area for each region was summed across all point count stations within each crop type, assuming that each point count had a radius of 100 m.
(TIFF 2528 kb) Additional file 13: The differentially expressed genes across all the time points.
We also observed down-regulated genes across all the time points.
In the leaves, seven genes were up-regulated across all the time points (Fig. 3).
