The phrase "all dimensions are" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing various aspects or characteristics of an object, concept, or situation, particularly in mathematics, physics, or philosophy.
Example: "In this theory, all dimensions are interconnected, influencing one another in complex ways."
Alternatives: "every dimension is" or "all aspects are".
All dimensions are measured in mm.
A datum is a plane defining the zero from which all dimensions are measured.
Counted among the collections of the Whitney, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Victoria and Albert Museum in London and the Bibliotheque Nationale in Paris, these distinctive, hand-bound books of all dimensions are printed on the finest handmade papers and contain the illustrated words of literary masters seen through the creative eye of contemporary visual artists.
Moreover, a segmentation of SNS users based on these attitude scores reveals three types of users: (1) privacy advocates, who are concerned about both their own and other people's privacy; (2) privacy individualists, who are concerned mostly about their own privacy, and (3) privacy indifferents, whose score on all dimensions are lower than other segments.
All dimensions are taken from Fig. 6.
All dimensions are shown in the caption of Fig. 1a.
First, in analyzing data through path analysis, it was found that not all dimensions were captured.
It concluded that the interactions among all dimensions were strong, ranging from 0.77 to 0.87.
Resolution of 100 mum in all dimensions is now routinely attained in living animals, and (10 mum)(3) is feasible in fixed specimens.
Resolution of 100 μm in all dimensions is now routinely attained in living animals, and (10 (μm)3 is feasible in fixed specimens.
The evaluation of the items of all dimensions were high, with mean values around 6, except dimensions "empathy with family needs" and "waiting room", with scores < 5.
