The phrase "all breakdowns" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to every instance of a failure or malfunction, often in contexts related to machinery, systems, or processes.
Example: "The report detailed all breakdowns that occurred during the last quarter, highlighting areas for improvement."
Alternatives: "every failure" or "all failures".
In fact, according to consultant psychiatrist Dr Cosmo Hallstrom, 'All breakdowns are a function of three interacting factors: genetic vulnerability - what you're born with; then the way you've lived your life - your emotional robustness, and then an interacting event.' Bell feels that given the right - or wrong - set of circumstances, any one of us might break down.
6Alternatively, regressions using all breakdowns of immigration by ethnicity on affecting natives of each septe race were run, however, there was insufficient data size to include this in the present analysis.
Coupled with some of the other breakdowns of determinism in CM, one begins to get a sense that most, if not all, breakdowns of determinism rely on some combination of the following set of (physically) dubious mathematical notions: {infinite space; unbounded velocity; continuity; point-particles; singular fields}.
All the breakdowns started on electric, cryogenic and diagnostic communications (ECDCs) by the high voltage induced at fast current variations in magnets concurrently with vacuum deterioration, but never on the coils, though sometimes the latter were damaged too.
"I was frustrated with all the breakdowns of the machines," Westside voter John Lord said.
Seeing them reach past all the breakdowns would be the most interesting, to have them escape paying for their decisions with retribution.
Eventually just shifted, I always challenged myself so I dug through some metalcore because that was really tough for me for a while to figure with all the breakdowns and stuff.
I was looking at the office as though I wasn't part of it; I was panicky, shaky and absolutely full of anxiety.' David Bell says that anxiety is central to all breakdown experiences - 'anxiety that has become unmanageable.
As discussed in "Analytical hierarchy process (AHP)" section, AHP weights (W j ) are calculated for all breakdown parameters.
2. No one is perfect We're human, and with all the beautiful aspects that come with being human, there are also certain characteristics we must accept: We all breakdown.
The great unwashed suddenly had affordable access to the skies and flying became "prone to all the breakdown and hassle one might expect when 250 million people suddenly have free run at a particular infrastructure".
