The phrase "all gained on" is not standard in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could be used in contexts discussing advantages or benefits accrued over time, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "After years of hard work, I feel all gained on my investments have finally paid off."
Alternatives: "all acquired from" or "everything earned from".
Gold, copper and oil all gained on Wednesday despite lingering fears from analysts that commodity stockpiling by China could be at an end.
By other measures, the promised changes in Greece and Italy heartened investors as well, at least for the moment: the leading stock market indexes in Britain, France and Germany all gained on Friday, and the rally extended to Wall Street, where the Dow Jones average ended the day 259.89 points, or 2.19 percent, higher, and broader market indicators also surged.
Nevertheless, alterative fuel companies like Plug Power, Active Power and AstroPower all gained on the announcement of the energy initiative.
They're all gaining on me right now".
Overall, all patients gained on average 0.7 kg in body weight after 2.5 years (Table 7).
Overall, all patients gained on average 1.7 kg in body weight during 3.5 years (Table 3, Figure 1).
Half an hour into the session, the Dow has given up almost all the ground it gained on Tuesday.
Cavafy ends his poem "Ithaca" with the promise that if you keep Ithaca in your mind, and do not hurry the voyage, you will arrive eventually, "rich with all that you have gained on the way".
In Europe, benchmark indexes in London, Paris and Frankfurt all gained about 3percentt on Tuesday.
The three countries all gained council membership on Monday, even though the two groups judged them "not qualified" to serve, based on an examination (PDF) of their domestic rights protections and their voting record at the United Nations.
Full-back Jordan Burke was handed his debut, while youngsters Dwyer, Ben Currie and Gareth O'Brien all gained more valuable time on the field.
