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The phrase "all inventions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to every creation or innovation that has been made in a particular context or field.
Example: "The patent office is responsible for reviewing all inventions submitted for approval."
Alternatives: "every invention" or "all creations".
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It is morally wrong because human genes are discovered, and not invented, while a patent on a discovery blocks all inventions in that area.
This law provided that all inventions, products or processes which were "new, involve an inventive step and are industrially applicable," were patentable (Sec.2)[ 17].
Not all inventions arise so serendipitously.
All inventions should be this respectful of your sleep.
But all inventions seem like the outpourings of the mad, whether they work or not.
"The reason why you can't keep them straight is because they're all inventions".
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"In my heart I knew that these were all the inventions that had not been invented yet".
One of the most sought-after of all the inventions Marty McFly encountered were the self-tying trainers, the Nike Air Mag.
All those inventions are wonderful, but it's nice to have something he made that we can actually use.
"They are all invention," Heller said.
All invention was a matter of evolution, he said, yet Selden claimed genesis.
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