The phrase "all modalities of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to various forms, methods, or types of something, often in academic or formal contexts.
Example: "The study examined all modalities of communication, including verbal, non-verbal, and written forms."
Alternatives: "all forms of" or "all types of".
Visual imagery stimulated by the text may be in color, and it may be three-dimensional; but all modalities of imagery may be involved.
To err on the side of caution, however, there must be a greater impetus on randomised clinical trials of such a treatment strategy across all modalities of surgery, including orthopaedics and trauma, since the physiology and clotting changes that occur during cardiac surgery do not necessarily occur during general orthopaedic surgery.
Survivors received all modalities of diagnostic imaging at significantly higher rates than controls.
All modalities of modern treatment in cardiogenic shock need to be evaluated for their effect on the microcirculation.
Therefore, a patient-based approach of self-medication should include all modalities of self-use of drugs, whether previously prescribed or not.
On 31 December 2013, the number of prevalent patients on RRT, including all modalities of RRT, was 18 900 (119 PMP).
Agreement between all modalities on the presence of erosions was found in 29 out of 101 quadrants (29%), whereas ultrasonography and MRI agreed in 49 quadrants (49%).
It was already known that system S5 has only 6 distinct modalities since it reduces all modalities to modalities of degree zero or one.
All the modalities of the proposed database are extracted using only a single sensor while the other databases mentioned above used multiple sensors.
TNM7 should therefore also form the basis for the radiological reporting and staging of all modalities for OC.
I can't say my immersion in the world of massage gave me calm — my anxiety proved impenetrable to all modalities, none of them touched the core, none of them breached the sarcophagus.
