The phrase "all of lifetime" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically intended to refer to the entirety of a person's life or existence, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "He dedicated all of his lifetime to helping others."
Alternatives: "entire life" or "whole life".
The main problem in nuclear energy is providing of safety at all stages of lifetime of nuclear installations in conditions of normal operation, accidents and at shutdown.
However, a decrease in the HSV-2 prevalence was seen among all categories of lifetime sexual partners (Fig. 3b), but this decrease was stronger for MSM with fewer than 21 partners and for those MSM with 21 200 partners.
I wish you all a lifetime of happiness.
To select parameters for entry into mediator models, univariate Cox proportional hazard analyses were performed for all significant clinical correlates of lifetime ED in recovered and depressed BD patients, respectively.
Memory, on the other hand, is the accumulated impressions of all the lifetimes we recall, the sum of all the personalities we have yoked to our soul, our enduring storehouse of mortal treasures.
One thing that does amaze me is that it has taken almost all of my lifetime for British men to enter this self-transformation game.
Having remained a minimal tropical storm for all of its lifetime, the 40-mph (70-km/h) storm struck northeast Mexico on June 21, and dissipated the next day.
In the online simulation game The Sims, when an avatar accomplishes all of her lifetime aspirations, she achieves "Permanent Platinum" status, otherwise known as permanent happiness.
Many fish spend part or all of their lifetime living in groups forming either loosely aggregated shoals or polarised synchronised schools (Pitcher and Parrish 1993; Stumbo et al. 2012).
As can be seen in Figure 3, the trends of lifetime for all curves are almost the same, increasing with the increase of temperature firstly and decreasing after at the annealing temperature of 500°C.
