The phrase "all kinds of commodities" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a variety of different types of goods or products in a general sense.
Example: "The market offers all kinds of commodities, from food items to electronics."
Alternatives: "a variety of goods" or "various types of products."
For example, prices for all kinds of commodities — from energy to basic materials to gold — have risen sharply in recent years.
The growth of welfare levels in modern society during the past decades has brought about a huge increase in the production of all kinds of commodities, which indirectly generate waste.
MOSCOW — The global recession sapped demand for all kinds of commodities — like steel and grain — yet small burlap bags are still arriving by the planeload at Russia's state-owned diamond company.
During the fall of 2008, in the wake of the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy and the rolling out of the TARP, emerging markets and all kinds of commodity markets hit their nadirs right around Thanksgiving.
Its business scope includes manufacturing and processing of pesticides and fine chemical products; technology development and application service of pesticides and fine chemical products; as well as import and export business of self-produced products and related technology, also act as an agent on all kinds of commodity and technology.
Chance spurs the idea that children are produced merely to replace us, that we are all a kind of commodity with an expiration date.
It includes all international activities of organizations including export and import of any kind of commodities and/ or services, whether tangible or intangible assets (also the money transfer or payment) which somehow are subject to restrictive regulations (Dual-Use, Sanctions and restrictive measures etc).
Based on the results of the DOE, a versatile method for the extraction of benzene from all kind of food commodities was developed.
Today, by providing space for a kind of commodities exchange, the markets have transformed an urban landscape into a cultural experience.
Other companies are trying to build a kind of commodities market in the metropolitan region in which reduced energy use -- and the resulting cleaner air quality -- will itself become a salable product that could further impel the conservation movement.
The result was that in 1938 the railroads ceased delivering livestock to the sidings of Swift and other packers served by Spur No. 245, 3 although they haveu nder agreement with Stock Yards continued to use the spur for delivery of all other kinds of commodity shipments to these sidings.
