The phrase "all exemplary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is considered to be a model of excellence or a standard to be followed.
Example: "The students' projects were all exemplary, showcasing their hard work and creativity."
Alternatives: "entirely commendable" or "fully praiseworthy".
Their Palestinian classics — fattoush (bread and fresh vegetable salad) and baba ghanouj — are all exemplary.
A rich, layered tiramisu, intense mocha chocolate pot de creme and almond-apple tart in a puff-pastry crust, were all exemplary.
What ties them together, beyond the fact that all three are important New York landmarks that took an exceptionally long time to renovate, is that they are all exemplary pieces of restoration.
Haven Jones made for an intense, surprisingly proactive Prince; but as with all Hands's work, this was above all exemplary ensemble theatre that proved how mellifluous Shakespeare sounds with a Welsh accent.
That's why these movies, based on the actual and multifaceted characters of the people who act in them, have launched many of them as a new generation of performers who, like classic movie stars (but unlike other recent young stars), are, above all, exemplary in projecting versions and aspects of themselves.
If my habits are at all exemplary, it's not an encouraging picture.
All those exemplary mentioned problems show that simple one-to-one translations of KEGG pathway maps to other formats are not sufficient to build reliable and useful models.
When the significance level in the discovery stage is set at α D = 5 × 10−5 so that all these exemplary SNPs can be selected in the discovery stage; the p value of combined test based on four robust methods (MAX3, MIN2, GMS, and GME) as well as Z1/2 and Pearson's Chi-square test is presented in Table 2. Fisher's combination was used for the joint test in the second stage.
In all: an exemplary exercise in keeping a fashion spirit intact while moving forward.
In all, an exemplary effort by Mr. Andreas, one with far more insight than that offered by most stock analysts and the industry gurus who were insanely optimistic over the last year, and are now busily covering their tracks while loudly bewailing the present.
Professor Fallon said the brief was in all likelihood "exemplary in all respects".
