The phrase "all immutable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe something that is unchangeable or fixed in nature.
Example: "The laws of physics are considered all immutable, governing the universe without exception."
Alternatives: "completely unchangeable" or "entirely fixed".
"If you believe it's all immutable, then what is the harm in plunking girls in a pink ghetto or letting boys get by without doing art or singing or all the things they used to like to do before they got associated with girls?" Eliot asks.
The certainty of judgment requires that we be aware of the impossibility of our being mistaken combined with our awareness that the truth that we know cannot be otherwise; indeed, the most fundamental truths we know are all immutable.
tests measure can jump so much in a generation, it can't be all that immutable and it doesn't look all that innate.
The deep verdant valleys, the improbably beautiful mountains rising from the sea, the plants and flowers found nowhere else -- all rest immutable.
"As Miss Clayburgh plays this scene," Vincent Canby wrote about "An Unmarried Woman" in 1978, "one has a vision of all the immutable things that can be destroyed in less than a minute, from landscapes and ships and reputations to perfect marriages".
Not only were our children's great-great-great-grandparents crusted in a thick layer of starch and moustache wax, dressed in rigid clothing that could never be removed, and supplied without genitals by the same northern factory that forged all Victorians from an immutable alloy of iron and spine, but our particular Victorian forebears were startlingly, mirror-splinteringly ugly.
Even beyond that, though, there is now a broad medical and scientific consensus that sexual orientation is, for all practical purposes, an immutable characteristic.
This creates an immutable record of all the Surety seals ever produced, so that it is impossible for the company or any malicious actor to modify a seal.
Finally, just because of the scale of its two landslide victories, Labour is likely to hold on to about ten seats in marginal constituencies it would otherwise lose because of the advantages of incumbency.Not all these biases are immutable, but shifting them will take some doing.
Life sciences: evolution of the theory of evolution Great chain of being (Aristotle again)—all living things are immutable as they were created by God Buffon species not fixed.
But the process of laundering, after all, becomes rather difficult when there is an immutable, peer-maintained record of every penny being pushed around.
