The phrase "all of the buzz" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the excitement or attention surrounding a particular topic, event, or trend.
Example: "There was all of the buzz about the new smartphone release, with people lining up outside the store."
Alternatives: "all the hype" or "the talk of the town".
So, where does this leave the Commission with respect to all of the buzz about artificial intelligence?
For all of the buzz surrounding Harvey, the Mets have been unable to establish any momentum from his dominant season.
For all of the buzz around Twitter, many overseas brands are more skeptical of the impact of social media advertising than their American counterparts.
What she is not, and has never been, for all of the buzz and adulation that have accompanied her, is someone with a tremendous stage presence.
And for all of the buzz around mobile wireless services, at the end of the day the battle to control the digital future will be won or lost at home.
"All of the buzz is about nanotechnology". As conventional transistors become no larger than a handful of molecules, strange behavior in the quantum realm comes into play, making it impossible to determine accurately the on or off states of the transistor.
What's more, the engine is so finely balanced that nearly all traces of the buzz and vibration endemic to four-cylinder engines have been erased.
The incredible thing about these dogs is not how weird they are, but how many of them you see disappearing down the gullets of all the buzzing, happy customers.
Because of all the buzz, people feel more like they're part of the broad success of the organization, rather than just their own team".
Of all the buzz phrases that have echoed around the offices of UK Sport since it began investing heavily into those sports most likely to win medals, these words are the most commonly heard.
But in spite of all the buzz, it may not come close to generating the kind of frenzy among investors that its size or significance might suggest.
