The phrase "all examples from the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of instances or illustrations that originate from a specific source or context.
Example: "In this report, we will analyze all examples from the previous studies to draw meaningful conclusions."
Alternatives: "all instances from the" or "all cases from the".
All these are examples from the trailblazing data site of our sister paper, the Guardian, and now the Observer is teaming up with tech curators 3beards to put on an event for all budding data artists.
We can all think of examples, from the rise of mobile apps, on-demand culture and digital platforms to the developing implications of augmented reality, machine learning and the internet of things.
All examples are from the set of inverted chimeras for segments <10 kb apart.
They discuss the questions that figure in the search for mechanisms, characterizing the experimental, observational, and conceptual considerations used to answer them, all the while providing examples from the history of biology to highlight the kinds of evidence and reasoning strategies employed to assess mechanisms.
Board members all received "representative examples" from the opinion barrage, Puerner said.
Details of kalligrammatid wing eyespots and their pigmentation, their wing scales, and their evolution of a long proboscis for siphoning nectar all bore close comparison with examples from the modern Lepidoptera.
Remove from E + all examples covered by the generalized clause and repeat from step 1. Select an example from the E+ set.
We pulled a number of rhetorical examples from the indictment — all allegedly written by those involved in the Russian effort — and some quotes from Trump during the campaign and his presidency.
As we've seen in countless examples from the past, all it takes is one well-intentioned but poorly planned joke to completely wreck your brand's reputation.
