The phrase "all of these dimensions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to multiple aspects or factors that are being considered or discussed.
Example: "In our analysis, we must take into account all of these dimensions to ensure a comprehensive understanding of the issue."
Alternatives: "all of these aspects" or "all of these factors".
Theatrical works soon to arrive on and off Broadway address, in one way or another, all of these dimensions.
We're going to use those same equations as I used in Excel to express all of these dimensions in terms of X: L(A) = 1/(7 * H(A)).
More broadly, should students be grouped together according to age, ability, gender, race, culture, socioeconomic status, or some other characteristic or should educators seek diversity in the classroom along any or all of these dimensions?
Real space-time, in accordance with this picture, has 26 or 10 space-time dimensions, but all of these dimensions except the usual four are somehow compacted or curled up to a size comparable to the Planck scale.
In the intervening decade and a half, researchers have not yet demonstrated that all of these dimensions can be empirically distinguished using self-report measures.
All of these dimensions could be captured in the portfolio.
The mean ask price frontier that we eventually employ takes account of all these dimensions of the problem.
The Overall Job Index (OJI) is defined as the sum of all these dimensions.
Future research needs to determine the relative contributions, causal directions, and dependence/independence of all these dimensions on identification level.
The inclusion of all these dimensions contributed to acceptance by clinicians and other staff, consistent with other studies [ 12, 29].
Interdisciplinary pain management embraces the fact that the comprehensive treatment of all these dimensions is needed in order to be effective.
