The phrase "all embracing definition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a definition that encompasses all aspects or elements of a particular concept or subject.
Example: "The all embracing definition of sustainability includes environmental, social, and economic factors."
Alternatives: "comprehensive definition" or "inclusive definition".
Perhaps it is tempting to try to give an embracing definition of CP.
Though our course embraces definitions of metaphor that include non-verbal as well as verbal analogies between different entities, we begin with Glucksberg's (2003) more restrictive definition of metaphor as categorical assertion.
Because of the relatively unknown etiology and the lack of an all-embracing definition, we used an extensive description of pregnancy-related pelvic girdle pain including all women who experience some form of pregnancy-related pain in the lower back and/or pelvic girdle originated in the musculoskeletal system.
Our definition of culture is all embracing including urban design, the arts, sports, green space, cuisine amongst others.
Still, the program was not all embracing.
Rules cannot be all-embracing.
Thus, in coming months, we can expect some on the right to label the Obama nominee as activist (a term not quite as vitriolic as "turn-'em-loose Bruce") and their counterparts on the left to denounce those who resist any liberal choice as "the last bleat of a strict constuctionist" (though not quite embracing the definition of that phrase by the 1841 Congressional Globe as "a Pharisee's Pharisee").
The scenario is understood sometimes as being a prognosis for the future, but here we embrace a definition that scenarios are more akin to consistent and plausible narratives and storylines about how the future might unfold, as well as the existing explorations of critical uncertainties (Raskin et al.2005).2005
At another point, Donald Trump embraced that definition as well.
We embrace the definition of marriage in our State constitution as the union of one man and one woman.
