The phrase "all of the methodology" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the entirety of a specific methodology in a research or academic context.
Example: "In this study, we will discuss all of the methodology used to gather and analyze the data."
Alternatives: "the entire methodology" or "the complete methodology".
> All of the methodologies show fair classification accuracy given that Kappa coefficients are in the range of 0.20 to 0.40 [ 64].
Of particular interest to us was the identification of a trypanosomatid-specific clade containing 12 of the T. brucei NEK kinases, which was supported by all of the methodologies.
For each sample, participants were allocated into four groups using all of the methodologies considered in the previous case study (our protocol, simple randomization, random permutation blocks of fixed size, or stratification on one prognostic factor).
All aspects of the methodology depend on the social organization of the growers and the supply chain of which they form a part, and hence social organization is an integral part of the methodology.
Although policy makers have a significant amount of knowledge about an issue in which policy is to be made, they may not always have the time to fully grasp all details of the methodology.
As reported previously, all details of the methodology was anticipated.
To decrease the variability of results of capsaicin tussigenic challenges, it is important to standardize all aspects of the methodology including preparing and storing capsaicin solutions.
We suggest that any similar multi-center research should utilize a validated instrument and follow rigorous standardization of all aspects of the methodology employed, to ensure multi-rater reliability and repeatability throughout.
PRB provided the valuable suggestions for the concept of the research, for all aspects of the methodology and analysis of the data and also wrote part of the manuscript.
Previous work that had been carried out to ensure methodological precision [ 2, 3] regarding palpation procedures, skin fixation pad placement, warm-up/familiarization movements and a standardized neutral starting position, were all part of the methodology of this multi-rater study, and may have contributed to the levels of agreement achieved by the operators in this particular investigation.
