The phrase "all increases" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to every instance of an increase in a particular context, such as finance, statistics, or growth metrics.
Example: "The report highlighted all increases in revenue over the past quarter."
Alternatives: "every increase" or "all growths".
It all increases the risk of lethal flooding.The rickety, decentralised and often corrupt Philippine political system does not help, either.
The prevalence of Ph-like ALL increases with age, ranging from 10-15% of children to over 25% of young adults with ALL.
He knows lots about jazz, bird watching and car racing, eats and drinks enthusiastically and doesn't bother too much about how he looks, which all increases his appeal.But winning over the Tories is a different matter.
In addition, while RCP8.5 projections remain all beneficial (all increases) despite a decline in time, yield projections under RCP4.5 decline drastically up to − 26% decrease either (i) as soon as mid-century in combination with early planting, or (ii) end-of-century in combination with late planting.
It all increases my appreciation for the polity of the United Church of Christ, which strives to honor that tension between institution and members, to balance the purpose and identity of both denomination and congregation.
8 In addition, the risk of most diseases, including type 2 diabetes, 9 pulmonary diseases, 10 cardiovascular diseases, 11 cancer, 12 and mental disorders such as depression and dementia, 13 all increases with age.
Caffeine, alcohol, and sugar can all increase dehydration.
These findings therefore prove that the malignancy of B-ALL increases with the age of the leukemic-cell-of-origin (i.e., with the age of the normal progenitors from which the disease arises).
All increase the heart's workload.
And all increased their audience shares.
Giving money away, hugging, praying can all increase oxytocin.
