The phrase "all colourings" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to every possible way of coloring or applying color to something, often in contexts like art, design, or mathematics.
Example: "In this project, we will explore all colourings of the graph to determine the most visually appealing design."
Alternatives: "all color schemes" or "every coloring option".
At Sophia Webster, matte silver looked gorgeous on all colourings.
Clinique Cheek Pops, £16.60 Four extremely easy-to-wear gerbera-shaped blushers that look great and last well on all colourings.
In pole position this year is Versace, whose finale procession of floor-length gowns shown in Milan had something to please all tastes and all colourings.
The shadows (£7) come in a prism of easy, flattering shades for all colourings, and the blushers (£10) are embossed with Shakespearean quotes (a bit pretentious, yes, but they're excellent).
All the colourings and patterns on his body are in exactly the same places as Dylan had them.
All the colourings and patterns on his body are in exactly the same places as Dylan had them," Jacques said.
All colouring reactions were developed by using 3,3'-diaminobenzidine (Sigma Chemical Co).
The agency says it will share its findings with its European counterpart which, at the behest of the European Commission, is reviewing the safety of all the food colourings that are used in Europe.Dr Stevenson meanwhile cautions that parents should not think that simply removing food additives from a child's diet would prevent their offspring from becoming hyperactive.
Plant liqueurs are frequently coloured with vegetable colourings.
Any and all types of unnatural and gaudy colourings, dyes and pigmentations were now permitted in the making of the cloth and spurious connections to the ancient clans were invented.
One correction: Roman and other ancient purple colourings came from crushing a colourful snail.
