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The phrase "all major papers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to significant newspapers or academic journals that are widely recognized and influential in a particular field or context.
Example: "The findings of the study were reported in all major papers, highlighting the importance of the research."
Alternatives: "all leading publications" or "all prominent journals".
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Nonetheless, we had been fairly careful in ensuring that all major papers relevant to the issue have been cited.
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I just read about it in all the major papers!
There was an especially large number of corrections in a long article from a major paper.
But he said leading a major paper is tougher than it was.
Appleton has a major paper-manufacturing complex located where the Fox River flows out of Lake Winnebago.
Worse still, none of the convention pundits or commentators for any major paper or network called him on it.
I would read the lot if a major paper but often made do with abstract, intro and conclusion".
In early February, they published a major paper, taking "an engineering approach to endometriosis," as Griffith put it.
He attacks Paul Godfrey, chief executive of Canada's largest newspaper company, Postmedia, for ordering all 16 of the company's major papers to support Conservative party leader Stephen Harper.
Since acquiring Times Mirror in 2000, Tribune, based in Chicago, has replaced all of the publishers and most of the top editors of the other major papers in the chain, including The Los Angeles Times.
And creepy though the story is, Mr. Ni's arrest never made the major papers.
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