The phrase "all of the transformations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to every transformation in a specific context, such as in a discussion about changes, processes, or modifications.
Example: "In this study, we will analyze all of the transformations that occurred during the experiment."
Alternatives: "every transformation" or "all transformations".
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla .— Of all the transformations that have taken place here in Tampa Bay — the Rays' morphing from doormat to division champion, for example — few are more striking than Tropicana Field going from a pit to the Pit.
Rigid registration is the most simple of all the transformations as one data is purely translated with respect to another; that is, all points in the data are shifted by the same vector.
All of the transformation events were confirmed by PCR, and representative samples were proven transgenic by Southern blotting.
Subsequent experiments showed that much (though not all) of the transformation resistance was provided by p19ARF [ 12].
After preprocessing, all combinations of the transformations are performed to generate clusters of the terms according to the approach described above.
OF all the dizzying transformations of the workplace, the one that pleases me most is how the nerds have taken charge.
It has come to stand as the principal source of the view that geometry can be defined as a group acting on a space, and a geometrical property is any property invariant under all the transformations of the appropriate group.
When no class of propositional representations offers all the transformations one would expect, some of them can be left implicit.
Therefore, the set of all the resulting transformations is the same as the original symmetry group.
More importantly, all of the model transformations, cross-terms bounding techniques and free additional matrix variables are avoided in the derivation, so the results obtained have less conservatism and simpler formulations than the existing ones.
