The phrase "all a total of" is not standard in written English and may be considered awkward or incorrect.
It could be used in contexts where you are trying to emphasize the entirety of a sum or quantity, but it is better to use clearer expressions.
Example: "The expenses for the project came to all a total of $5,000."
Alternatives: "a grand total of" or "a total amount of".
He has gone 12 Premier League games — 17 matches in all, a total of 1,000 playing minutes — without scoring.
Over all, a total of 2,108 new apartments came on the market in the second quarter, triple the pace of the first three months of the year.
In all, a total of 119 people have been affected in the outbreak, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said.
The European Financial Stability Fund EFSFF) set up in 2010 can raise €440bn on the capital markets using member states' guarantees, plus a further €60bn from Brussels and €250bn from the IMF; in all a total of €750bn.
Over all, a total of 1.19 million cars, trucks and S.U.V.'s were sold in the United States during the month — a 13 percent increase from a year ago.
As John Gilhooly, chairman of the Royal Philharmonic Society, balefully revealed on Tuesday night's RPS awards, for all their cultural, musical, and music-educational good intentions, the main parties' manifestos devote scarcely a few paragraphs between them to culture and music (in fact, only the Conservative Party's manifesto mentions "music" at all, a total of once).
Across all conditions and all experiments, a total of 3018 neurons were analysed.
The Cardinal has won its last three games over all by a total of 113 points, a school record.
After he landed a publisher and went through rounds of edits, he resubmitted it — all told, a total of six times.
About 8% of all corks–a total of 13 billion are produced annually are synthetic.
All available (a total of 519) Landsat images acquired between 1982 and 2011 were used.
