The phrase "all of the corporations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to every corporation within a specific context or group.
Example: "All of the corporations involved in the merger have agreed to the new terms."
Alternatives: "every corporation" or "all corporations".
The parties would agree that the 50-percent identical-ownership requirement in Part (B) is met for all corporations by shareholder A's identical ownership of 51percentt of all of the corporations.
Yesterday the family responded to the furore in Pakistan with a statement saying the Panama Papers "have made no allegations of wrongdoing against the Sharif family", and that "all of the corporations owned by the Sharif family are legal and financially sound".
"I thought, 'well there's huge opportunity and demand.' All of the corporations are starting to look at human-computer interaction and AI in a serious way with a lot of investment.
While Smith did not have permission to name all of the corporations that are testing or using LiquiGlide's coatings in their packaging or equipment already, the company previously announced deals to work with Norwegian packaged goods conglomerate Orkla, Elmers the glue makers, and the Pact Group in Australia, a major packaging maker there.
While Smith did not have permission to name all of the corporations that are testing or using LiquiGlide's coatings in their packaging or equipment already, the company previously announced deals to work with Norwegian packaged goods conglomerate Orkla, Elmers the glue makers, and the Pact Group in Australia, a major packaging maker there.
And as a result, the fight to prevent asbestos exposures and ensure that all of the corporations responsible are held fully accountable continues to this day.
In 1900, American orchards, centered around Rochester, N.Y., shipped apples all over the world, Mr. Andrews said, adding, "I believe the amount of money made on apples was more than the profits of all the corporations in New York City".
All of the corporation's major investors should be extended an invitation.
The statute requires shareholder approval upon the sale of 'all or substantially all' of the corporation's assets.
Report suspicions of abuse by a colleague at the BBC and you're reporting all of the corporation, including yourself.
Before 1967, the predecessor to § 271 did not contain an explicit prohibition on selling "substantially all" of the corporation's assets without stockholder approval.
