The phrase "all careers" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to every profession or job field collectively.
Example: "All careers require a certain level of dedication and hard work to achieve success."
Alternatives: "every profession" or "all job fields".
From newly minted Ph.D.s to established faculty, scientists are joining the ranks of patent agents, patent examiners, and technology transfer specialists—all careers that do not require law degrees.
Musical careers, like all careers in the arts, depend on a mix of perseverance, patience, good luck and talent.
"I feel strongly about encouraging people to do that in all careers," said Norman Johns, a veteran black cellist in the orchestra, who practices what he calls "aggressive mentoring".
When David Cameron writes to the EU urging caution on the taxation of trusts he also depletes the funds available for all careers advice and all those other initiatives that really could create room at the top.
Let's say that pie is divided up into particle physicists, investment bankers and computer scientists, which are all careers that are dominated by white, male, middle-class people who are good at maths.
Zenyatta contrived to steal the show even in defeat, but Goldikova returns tonight to avenge that indignity, undisputed at the top of the bill as she bids to close one of the greatest of all careers with a fourth consecutive Mile.
Know-it-all career switchers don't need to sit through that introductory psych lecture.
One computer replaced all these careers.
He finished with 25 points, 7 rebounds and 6 assists — all career highs.
The employees are all career civil servants who have worked under both Republican and Democratic administrations.
Last year, Mauer batted.365, hit 28 home runs and drove in 96 runs, all career bests.
