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The phrase "all inventories" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the complete set of items or stock available in a particular context, such as business or accounting.
Example: "The company conducted a thorough audit of all inventories to ensure accuracy in their financial reporting."
Alternatives: "entire stock" or "complete inventory".
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Wholesalers hold 25 percent of all inventories, with factories holding about one-third and retailers holding the rest.
Retail stocks are lighter now than they were a year ago, and all inventories, in both hard goods and.
Nearly all inventories of greenhouse gas emissions rely on self-reporting by companies and governments, and they often use predictive modeling, rather than direct collection of emissions data.
Over all, inventories of existing homes in the six counties of the Denver metropolitan area rose at the end of the second quarter to 3.4 months, compared with 2 months a year before.
All inventories used lines or strips passing through countries or country regions (Ilvessalo 1927; Tomppo et al. 2011).
D2C is the largest mobile advertising agency in Japan, with rights to sell all inventories on NTT DoCoMo, Japan's biggest mobile carrier with over 57 million subscribers.
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But all the inventory is the available inventory for an online buyer.
"This is all inventory," Amanda said.
"And since the first of the year, all inventory in South Bergen is gone".
"It's all inventory," Bill Heenan, the president of the Steel Recycling Institute, a trade association, said to me recently.
Ardex will purchase all inventory and assets of the group, including the Henry brand of flooring installation products, which Armstrong acquired in 1986.
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