Sentence No, "all base" is not correct or usable in written English.
If you mean "all bases," it is correct and can be used. For example, "He covered all bases when preparing for the job interview."
Now all base coaches in the minors and the majors wear helmets.
He could, after all, base himself in Los Angeles and go solidly for the big bucks, high-profile work.
He stepped in front of Chavez in an effort to distract him, a tactic all base runners try, almost uniformly without success.
Delta said it would immediately eliminate all base commissions to domestic travel agents but would continue to pay commissions to travel agents outside the United States.
"Of course, you have to distinguish between legal evidence and real-life evidence on which we all base our lives," he says.
His entire career, Cone's first instinct has been to barricade all base runners from home plate, prevent any runs from scoring.
All base prices exclude destination charges.
BS = Set of all base stations = {BS1, BS2,…, BSz}.
In the SCR reaction improved NO conversion was observed for all base treated samples.
We assume a homogeneous network model under which all base stations have only one omni-directional cell, and all base stations have the same energy consumption model.
Volcaniclastic-derived soils have lost > 90% of all base cations relative to parent material.
