The phrase "all milestones" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to every significant event or achievement in a project or process.
Example: "We need to review all milestones to ensure we are on track for the project deadline."
Alternatives: "every milestone" or "all key milestones".
"A priest's life is all milestones," he says.
Mats Pettersson, the chief executive of Biovitrum, said his company could receive more than $400 million if the drug meets all milestones and is approved for use.
Newspaper editorials and even a few clergy have also called for equal rights – all milestones lawyer and gay rights activist Maurice Tomlinson says would have been inconceivable a few years ago.
If all milestones in the agreement are achieved, the total potential value of the agreement to Genmab would be approximately US$175 million, plus research funding and royalties.
An operational counterpart was published in 2000 and is called 'Greening Your Business', it features an extended method, which includes all milestones in the total sequence from company policy via strategic choices and roadmap planning to the product's creation.
The service will face an inspection in December for an initial review of progress made, with the service expected to meet all milestones set by the department by December 2013.
Target is stepping up as the game's sponsor for this winner-takes-all milestone game.
What this city needs is a certified milestone obsessive, someone who would go through all the milestones in all the collections, noting similarities of material, carving and form to establish series and sequences, and then fabricate modern counterfeits, installing them at the correct locations, to bring the milestone back into city life.
We've hit all the milestones -- home ownership, marriage -- and the last one is children.
"As a woman and a designer, going through all these milestones has had a definite effect on my perspective.
David and Michal were about to become empty-nesters, and all the milestones created an air of muted excitement and stress.
