The phrase "all of the devastating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a complete set of devastating events, effects, or situations.
Example: "The report detailed all of the devastating consequences of climate change on coastal communities."
Alternatives: "all the catastrophic" or "every one of the destructive".
All of which left the devastated England players, who had also suffered a last-gasp one-point defeat to Australia in the pool stages, lamenting what might have been – not least the day before, when Kadeen had lost possession with 13 seconds on the clock and Maria Tutaia sunk the shot that cost them a shot at gold with just one second to go.
While all residents of the devastated Gulf Coast communities now require assistance in rebuilding, one hopes that stronger efforts will be made to provide better housing and opportunities for the less privileged.
oryzae, is one of the devastating bacterial diseases in rice production (Gnanamanickam et al. 1999).
Pseudomonas aeruginosa nosocomial infection is one of the devastating gram-negative neonatal infections.
That quickness of thought was never more evident than in Liam Messam's counter-attacking try off turnover ball against Wales; the 21 turnovers that the home side conceded an equally painful reminder of the All Blacks' devastating work at the breakdown.
We thought we'd experienced all the varieties of devastating disappointment in play-off finals, but to lose on the 11th penalty was something new.
Pyongyang Reports New Drought SEOUL, South Korea, June 8 (Reuters) -- North Korea, now dependent on food aid for survival, today reported that another drought had hit all parts of the country, devastating spring crops.
On its own terms, it is an anti-romance that, using an experimental form, unveils betrayal's diverse faces, all of which are devastating to the relationships under scrutiny.
Of all these devastated Rust Belt cities, the one that has become synonymous with seemingly intractable urban decline is Detroit.
