The phrase "all discussions with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to conversations or exchanges that have taken place with a specific person or group.
Example: "All discussions with the client will be documented for future reference."
Alternatives: "all conversations with" or "all talks with".
He skipped the camp arrival and team conditioning test, and still dominated all discussions with confirmation of his holdout.
However, the board believes that the best value for shareholders will be achieved through continuing to operate this focused business on a standalone basis and, accordingly, the board has terminated all discussions with parties interested in Emap Communications".
"Until we receive a full and complete response from the government of Sudan, the United States is suspending all discussions with Sudan about the peace process," the State Department spokesman Richard Boucher said in Washington.
"Following the premature disclosure of preliminary discussions, Wynn resorts has terminated all discussions with Crown Resorts concerning any transaction," Wynn said in its announcement.
"We took the decision to cease all discussions with Nottingham Forest, not because they didn't meet our valuation but because the terms surrounding the offer were unrealistic," he told the Wolves club website. .
End all discussions with a redirect to calm and confidence in being safe.
And President Bush cut off all discussion with North Korea; for two years we didn't talk with them at all.
Thomas sat in on the all-day discussions with Steve Gutman, the Jets' president, then returned to State College, Pa.
Godard's interest in film quickly grew into an obsession, fuelled by enthusiastic all-night discussions with his new friends while wandering the streets of Paris.
Unlike Wikipedia, mindia encourages users to post what they personally think and makes all discussions public, with every member having a specific profile page (example).
"In all my discussions with people in the Premier League, they can all see benefit of VAR," said Football Association chief executive Martin Glenn.
