The phrase "all marketable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to items, products, or skills that have the potential to be sold or are in demand in the market.
Example: "The company focuses on developing all marketable products to maximize its revenue."
Alternatives: "fully sellable" or "entirely viable for sale".
One way to disengage was to record songs that were accessible, even hummable, without being at all marketable.
"I add the American spin that makes this all marketable," said Mrs. Lee, who is of Irish descent.
Again, these are gross profits to non-exchange liquidity providers assuming perfect cherry-picking of all marketable orders.
The aim of this paper is to discuss the potential of care robots not as an expensive and high-tech end of telecare, or as dehumanising and ethically suspect, but as a useful and above all marketable addition to telecare products that can appeal to older people and their families as shoppers for new types of consumer goods (Higgs et al. 2009).
"The record industry so far has a lock on almost all the marketable talent out there," said Ron Rodrigues, editor in chief of Radio & Records, a Los Angeles newspaper that covers the music industry.
"Somehow, I'm less marketable than Magnus.
Jobs for turning it all into a marketable product that created an impact on the world?
ABBAS BE, A BEAUTIFUL teenage girl in the Indian city of Hyderabad, has chocolate skin, black hair and gleaming white teeth — and a lovely smile, which made her all the more marketable.
This is particularly problematic because "work" is some kind of talent agency, and models with dog bite scars are probably not all that marketable.
True to form, VULTURE PEAK (Knopf, $25.95) lures us to an exclusive neighborhood in Phuket and treats us to the sight of three corpses freshly harvested of all their marketable body parts.
He did not realize that Gould and Fisk had bought up all the marketable livestock coming into Buffalo from the West and shipped it to New York City on the New York Central, reaping a windfall profit.
