The phrase "actors of all kinds" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a diverse group of performers, encompassing various types of actors, such as those in theater, film, television, and more.
Example: "The festival will showcase performances by actors of all kinds, from seasoned professionals to emerging talents."
Alternatives: "performers of all types" or "artists of every variety".
An internet-driven connectivity – between states as well as between institutions, groups and non-state actors of all kinds – has led to a new set of political relationships and identities, which could challenge traditional loyalties to either the US or Europe in the future.
It's all a question of inclusion, representation, and what opportunities are being afforded to actors of all kinds.
Unlike the "zones", which do not allow armed actors of any kind, it allows members of the military to patrol.
The family dinners — frequented by art dealers, actors, and artists of all kinds, including the screenwriters Hugo Butler and Ring Lardner, Jr., and the director George Roy Hill — were lively, political, and funny.
By comparison, athletes, actors, and artists of all kinds make up less than 5percentt of this group.
Actors do all kinds of weird things to get ready for roles -- giving up showering for two months, losing large amounts of weight, going undercover as a FedEx courier -- and now Cara Delevingne is rivaling the best of them with her own pre-film prep. .
The BP, a regional governance actor, and the idea competition (IC) were other relevant actors, showing that all kinds of TH interactions were present in the stabilisation of the actor-network.
With its separate steps with different foci, it does not only promote the involvement of social actors of different kinds in all stages of a project but it also advocates identification of the cause and effect relationships.
An artistic staff is another reason actors, directors and dramatic denizens of all kinds keep coming here.
Rather than just speaking about linking research to action and bridging the know-do-gap, an innovation systems view, in which research is one amongst many stakeholders, implies speaking in terms of linking all kinds of actors in order to enable co-creation of knowledge and removing institutional barriers to innovation.
Very few actors of that kind of profile can disappear into a role.
