The phrase "all classes of individuals" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to different groups or categories of people in a general context.
Example: "The policy aims to benefit all classes of individuals, regardless of their socioeconomic status."
Alternatives: "all groups of people" or "all categories of individuals".
In what seems to be at least partially a top-down approach, Mark Siderits has taken the relevant double negation as involving two different types of negation, choice and exclusion, so that it is the combination of the two that picks out a class of individuals, all the while staying nominalistically unengaged to universals (Siderits 1995 20055).
All of this is compatible with the existence of a class of individuals who lack qualifications for any positions whatsoever.
Variables for classes of individuals (all the variables of LCC) are of order 2. Variables for classes of classes of individuals are of order 3, and so on.
Russell took this as strong evidence that a class of individuals could not itself be considered an individual.
The higher echelons are filled up by a class of individuals who continue making foreign trips and are absolutely nonchalant about the everyday sufferings of the common man.
To our knowledge, our Tangram software is the only robust software tool capable of detecting all classes of MEIs, providing accurate individual genotype information, and facilitating near base-perfect breakpoint localization.
It follows from this that the number of subclasses of the class of all individuals, (i.e., the number of different classes of individuals) is greater than the number of individuals.
True enough, Diller still currently owns shares representing approximately 34% of the total votes of all classes of IAC stock, the largest individual voting stake in the company.
These lawsuits have been brought forward by individuals, classes of individuals (class actions), governments, and others.
