The phrase "all of the intelligence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the entirety of knowledge or information available on a particular subject or situation.
Example: "The team gathered all of the intelligence they could find before making their final decision."
Alternatives: "all the information" or "the complete intelligence".
All of the intelligence officials remained silent -- except for Mr. Westermann.
I respect the fact that the president has asked for a commission that will look at all of the intelligence agency.
"I have two worries," one of the most senior officials in the Bush administration, who had read all of the intelligence with care, told me one day last spring.
After reviewing all of the intelligence provided by the intelligence community and additional information requested by the committee, the committee believes that the judgment in the National Intelligence Estimate, that Iraq was reconstituting its nuclear program, was not supported by the intelligence.
"Currently, Russia's intelligence agencies are heavily intervening in IAEA safeguards matters, and they fear the IAEA could become a tool of the United States and its allies, countries that have supplied nearly all of the intelligence pointing to military and nuclear weapons activities in Iran," he wrote.
"After reviewing all of the intelligence provided by the Intelligence Community," the Senate committee wrote in its report, the panel "believes that the judgment in the National Intelligence Estimate, that Iraq was reconstituting its nuclear program, was not supported by the intelligence".
I'm the final user of all the intelligence that they gather.
Mr. Rumsfeld said his latest review of "all the intelligence indicators" showed the situation on the ground between the two militaries had neither deteriorated nor improved".
All the heads of the intelligence agencies put out statements exonerating the government.
It wasn't until the Treasury Department learned that The Times was working on the story, Mr. Lichtblau said, that the administration apparently briefed all members of the intelligence committees.
And it is vital to all parts of the intelligence community, because of its agility, its speed and its effectiveness.
