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The phrase "all of the force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the entirety of a force, such as in a physical, emotional, or metaphorical context.
Example: "The team put all of the force they could muster into winning the championship."
Alternatives: "the entire force" or "all the strength".
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For all of the force it had here, Mr. Wispelwey's tone is not as large in itself as it is varied.
What do you people have?"The CIA man replies, with all of the force of Yale and its most revered secret society, Skull and Bones.
When Chang and Muijres calculated the wings' contribution to the takeoff, they were impressed that they contributed at least 60percentt of the force – and possibly all of the force – needed to lift a well-fed mosquito off the skin.
It says the change will help all of the force's uniformed officers to become more aware of road safety as a result.
Though, not all of the force seems supportive.
Too bad all of "The Force Awakens" can't be that way, but even in galaxies far, far away, things don't always go as planned.
Similar(49)
The proposed method meets all of the force-equilibrium and moment-equilibrium conditions and provides a rigorous solution for stability of general blocks with any number of faces and any shape.
All of the forces were in the same direction.
Nearly all of the forces will be American, officials said.
All of the forces should be for the same fcen/df/nfreq.
"All of the forces in the system were arrayed against it," he said.
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