The phrase "all of the modifications" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to every change or adjustment made to something, often in a technical or formal context.
Example: "After reviewing all of the modifications, we decided to implement the final version of the document."
Alternatives: "all modifications" or "every modification".
All of the modifications that we made to the model were ones that corrected obvious flaws that Mr. O'Shea should have been aware needed correcting".
Although all of the modifications explored resulted in primary plus secondary stresses exceeding the cyclic damage design criteria, some avenues are identified for future studies and a reduction in stress toward the target is obtained.
Despite all of the modifications proposed so far in order to couple the syntenic global alignment and the gene prediction problem, our approach still suffers from a problem called the mosaic effect.
Despite all of the modifications to the aircraft over its short life, it remained a maintenance nightmare, especially the leaky hydraulic systems.
Most microbial systems cannot perform all of the modifications necessary for proper protein structure and function.
Another important issue to keep in mind concerns the biological significance of all of the modifications we observed in our study (de Burbure et al. 2006).
While significant progress has been made in the identification and characterization of histone PTMs, a full appreciation of the complexity of the histone code will require a complete understanding of all the modifications that putatively contribute to it.
Finally, the PkGDB database architecture supports integration of automatic and human-curated annotations, and records a full history of all the modifications.
And when the giant, derelict office building beside us – long home to the music publisher Peters Edition – was bought up by property developers, Hackney sternly handed down a thick list of all the modifications it would need before it was habitable (little things like getting rid of the asbestos and putting in a fire exit).
All of the modification data in this study are normalized to the density of histone H3; therefore, the co-modification might be caused by histone H3.
All of the modification sites reported in this paper except T170 in αB-crystallin and S34 in MP20 have been confirmed as phosphorylation sites in previous publications of the lens phosphoproteome (Huang et al., 2011; Wang et al., 2013).
