The phrase "all exactly on" is not standard in written English and may be confusing without context.
It could be used in a context where precision or alignment is being emphasized, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "The measurements need to be all exactly on to ensure the project is successful."
Alternatives: "all precisely on" or "all perfectly aligned".
The assault of Trump on our constitutional foundations is, in fact, daily, insidious, effective, and cannot be bracketed off into the realm of the unthreatening, however keenly, desperately, we would all like to do that, for the sake of our own sanity and civic health — which depends, after all, exactly on not being compelled to pay attention to politics.
WASHINGTON ― Democrats aren't all exactly on the same page when it comes to supporting candidates who do not toe the party line on reproductive rights.
After all, exactly a week earlier, on a similarly fragrant blue spring Sunday afternoon, bullets and rocket-propelled grenades had loudly rained down on this district from one of the three squads of insurgents who had climbed into half-finished tower blocks and launched attacks, paralyzing the city for 18 hours and giving a reminder of just how tenuous the peace is here.
Any review "should be open and not behind closed doors so that we can hear once and for all exactly what was going on after Stephen was murdered," she said.
When it appears the murder victim is not dead after all, exactly whose body is lying on the slab?
For example, an animal consisting only of blue alleles (all bricks exactly on top of each other) will be inherently stable and have zero fitness.
In fact, so far, well can all agree on exactly one thing only: Chocolate.
All went on exactly as before, that was the beauty of it.
Those who experienced stress had a total CORE-OM score (All items) almost exactly on the clinical cut-off point.
Spookily, the remaining games are all on exactly the same dates as those at the end of 2007-08.
