The phrase "all its segments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to every part or division of something, often in contexts like analysis, discussion, or description of a whole composed of parts.
Example: "The report covers all its segments, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the topic."
Alternatives: "all its parts" or "every segment".
In the light of their promotion of society's participation in all its segments, it becomes even clearer.
GM today announced a strategy to eventually deliver a zero emission product line across all its segments, though it didn't put a specific timeline on when it would achieve that goal.
News Corp said it would cut costs across all its segments.
By 1980, Loews had revenue of $4.5 billion and earnings of $206 million, and all its segments were doing well.
General Mills leaders said it was difficult to see the company's operating performance in the quarter, but volumes rose in all its segments.
"I get the sense that Canon's performance is on track, and it is clear that Canon continues to gain significant market share in all its segments," said Jonathan Rosenzweig, an analyst with Salomon Smith Barney.
The state of transmission lines is determined by the logical product of all its segment states since the segments belonging to one transmission line form a series reliability model: S_{i}^{text{E}} = prodlimits_{j = 1}^{{k_{i} + 1}} {S_{i,j} }, (6 where ( S_{i}^{text{E}} ) is the state of i-th transmission line and Si,j, (j=1,2,{ldots};,k_{i}+1) is the state of each segment.
The company said on Wednesday that it sold more of its products in all its operating segments and saw a shift by consumers to some of its higher-margin products like cereal.
The German auto parts and tire maker Continental said its profit more than doubled last year on strong demand in all its business segments.
Time Warner reported operating gains in all its business segments except for music, which has been slumping for the last few quarters.
ArcelorMittal is expected to benefit from higher prices in all its geographical segments.
