The phrase "all of the setbacks" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to every obstacle or difficulty encountered in a particular situation or process.
Example: "Despite all of the setbacks we faced during the project, we managed to complete it on time."
Alternatives: "every setback" or "all setbacks".
Open image in new window Fig. 9 Variation of storey drift in the major direction of force (X direction) of all the setback models, a on plain ground in RSM, b on plain ground in ESFM, c on slope in RSM and d on slope in ESFM.
Open image in new window Fig. 8 Variation of storey displacements in the major direction of force (X direction) of all the setback models, a on plain ground in RSM, b on plain ground in ESFM, c on slope in RSM and d on slope in ESFM.
After nearly a year of training and all the setbacks, it ended in an anticlimactic 15 seconds.
Yet despite all the setbacks, the optimism of that July day a year ago is far from dead.
All of these setbacks for the State of Israel can be attributed to Barak's enabling the Netanyahu government to avoid policies that would secure Israel's place among the international community, such as presenting a peace plan of its own.
Despite all of the injury setbacks in recent years, the erratic driving (into hazards and hydrants) and an erosion of that once infallible putting stroke, his current struggles are still stunning to witness.
People still chose the embattled Rouhani, even in spite of all the setbacks his domestic and foreign policies presented.
The thing about history books is that they often do not show all of the detailed setbacks and gains in a historical movement.
Some of the setbacks may be more apparent than real.
Open image in new window Fig. 10 Variation of torsional response of all the setback models, a on plain ground in RSM, b on plain ground in ESFM, c on slope in RSM and d on slope in ESFM.
