The phrase "all forms of crime" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various types or categories of criminal activity in a general context.
Example: "The new legislation aims to address all forms of crime, from petty theft to organized crime."
Alternatives: "every type of crime" or "all kinds of criminal activity".
Ian Pearson, a Treasury minister, said: "The Government takes all forms of crime seriously, including financial crime.
Educational experts say the decline is less a result of zero-tolerance policies than of other programs like peer mediation, student support groups and adult mentorships, as well as an overall decrease in all forms of crime.
Sadly all forms of crime and violence are not subject to technological disruption in the near-term, but most types of personal and property crimes will face this shifting balance of benefit versus cost.
"What we want is an equal and comprehensive policy and approach to all forms of hate crime, where Sikhs and non-Sikhs are equally protected and safeguarded, and hate crimes against us are recognised.
The Metropolitan police service continues to have a zero-tolerance approach to all forms of hate crime.
What Mexico wants is something bigger, and far beyond drug enforcement: intelligence cooperation and joint operations against all forms of organized crime.
Meanwhile the Green Party has published a 10-point list of policies to "advance LGBTQ rights", including combating violence by legislating against all forms of hate crime; and Plaid Cymru is pledging to eradicate LGBT-based bullying in schools.
Or to the senior police source who says simply that the whole attack on all forms of organised crime relies on an incoherent muddle of agencies without the leadership or the understanding to unite them.
Assistant Chief Constable Malcolm Graham, of Police Scotland, said: "Scottish Policing has a strong record of homicide detection - and we are making strides in preventing and reducing all forms of violent crime, including attempted murder and serious assault.
In the Green Party's LGBT manifesto they say they will "combat homophobic, biphobic and transphobic violence" by "ensuring uniform legislation against all forms of hate crime".
As April, which has been designated Sexual Assault Awareness month, winds down, numerous women's rights advocates are calling attention to the FBI's restrictive definition of rape -- a definition that they say inadequately encompasses all forms of the crime.
