The phrase "all in return" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is given or done in exchange for something else.
Example: "I helped her with her project, and she offered to cook dinner for me all in return."
Alternatives: "in exchange" or "as a trade-off".
In a conference call with New York beat reporters, Edwards said he gave his all to the Jets and the players gave their all in return.
I rubbed my chin and raised my eyebrows as if to say, "Kim, old shoe, you have handed me the veritable mother of all challenges here, but I'm willing to give it my all, in return for half the money in the North Korean treasury".
Freedom for all, in return for subsidies for farmers who yodel or wear lederhosen.
It was widely expected that he would receive a light sentence, quite possibly with no jail time at all, in return for his cooperation.
And there he was on Monday, giving in to tax cuts for all in return for a few favors for the middle class.
To put it bluntly, Team GB is as flabby as a BBC budget and the nation has received bugger all in return.
Assuming 2.5 percent is a reasonable outlook for inflation, that's roughly a wash with dividends, so the real all-in return over five years would be approaching 75 percent.
Average veterinarian on-farm time results were 1.86 min per cow (home-pen-with-SL), 2.07 min per cow (all-in-PR), 2.43 min per cow (home-pen-corner-in-FS), 2.73 min per cow (sort-to-PR), 3.38 min per cow (all-in-return-lane), and 3.43 min per cow (sort-to-SL pen).
Veterinarian exam time results were 1.19 min per cow (all-in-return-lane), 1.31 min per cow (sort-to-PR), 1.49 min per cow (all-in-PR), 1.63 min per cow (home-pen-with-SL), 2.26 min per cow (home-pen-corner-in-FS), and 2.43 min per cow (sort-to-SL pen).
The Mountaineers also produced three All-Americans in return specialist Willie Drewrey, kicker Paul Woodside, and tight end Rob Bennett.
