The phrase "all of the exchanges" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to every instance or occurrence of exchanges in a particular context, such as discussions, transactions, or communications.
Example: "After reviewing all of the exchanges between the parties, it was clear that there was a misunderstanding."
Alternatives: "every exchange" or "all exchanges".
All of the exchanges studied were found by the commission to allow their traders to override automatic order display systems.
The program factors in the distance between exchanges and slows signals to the closer location so that the orders reach all of the exchanges at exactly the same moment.
In its brief, the government takes pains to point to other language in the ACA to contend that "established by the state" is a "statutory term of art" embracing all of the exchanges, not only those set up by states.
Imagine for a moment that all of the impersonal aspects of capitalism, all of the exchanges of money for goods that we take for granted, suddenly depended entirely upon trust, in the sense that each purchase could kill you and your family if it were discovered.
This is the seven-day trading volume for almost all of the exchanges.
Last week, there were no questions on Ukraine, but all of the exchanges between the two main party leaders were about Russia and Crimea this week.
The London Stock Exchange said Monday that fees to clear trades would drop 25percentt in January because of a new agreement with London Clearing House, the company that clears all of the exchange's trades.
Who hasn't lost their sense of humour at work?" Richardson said he heard all of the exchange when Mitchell was initially told he could not ride his bike through the main vehicle gate, but only part of the MP's conversation with Rowland.
Nearly all of the exchange officials agreed that the differing rules among the various stock markets about temporarily halting or slowing trading in individual stocks worsened the decline on Thursday, according to the participants, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to go beyond the S.E.C.'s brief formal statement on Monday.
Thus, similarly we can define unconditionally blocked metabolites as metabolites with zero maximum flux-sum even when all of the exchange fluxes were completely unconstrained.
With the previously reported NMR-restrained molecular dynamics ensembles of ubiquitin (PDB codes 2NR2 and 2K39) used as representations of the Boltzmann-weighted conformational distribution, nearly all of the exchange rates for the highly exposed amides were more accurately predicted than by use of the high-resolution X-ray structure.
