The phrase "all indexes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple indexes, such as in data analysis, databases, or financial markets.
Example: "The report includes data from all indexes to provide a comprehensive overview of market trends."
Alternatives: "all indices" or "every index".
The base period is March 16 , 1990 when the value for all indexes was 100.
All indexes of the machine reached the requirements stipulated in the related national standards.
The logistic federation's survey showed all indexes — except for manufacturing — were either at or below 50.
There were no significant differences in the measured values for all indexes between the right and left sides.
When the market dropped across all indexes in a matter of minutes, customers were calling him nonstop.
Of the first 15, 10 ended with all indexes up for the year and 4 others produced gains in at least one of the indexes.
In contrast the hexaploid wheat cultivars (considered to be fully susceptible to take-all) had take-all indexes ranging from only 5.4 to 13.3.
Under these conditions the majority of accessions had comparable take-all indexes to the hexaploid (T. aestivum) wheat cultivars but there was also evidence of potential partial resistance to take-all in some accessions.
In contrast the T. monococcum accessions MDR002, MDR043 and MDR308 were consistently some of the most susceptible to take-all infection, with take-all indexes similar to or above the hexaploid wheat control cv.
This is particularly noticeable in 2010, where despite the overall low amount of take-all disease across the trial (mean TAI = 13.7) the five tetraploid cultivars had take-all indexes ranging from 29 to 42.
In the moderate to high take-all years of 2006, 2008 and 2009 these cultivars displayed relatively high take-all indexes, reflecting the known high susceptibility of modern wheats to take-all.
