The phrase "all of these resources" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a collection of resources that have been previously mentioned or are being discussed.
Example: "In order to complete the project successfully, we will need to utilize all of these resources effectively."
Alternatives: "all of the resources" or "each of these resources".
Given all of these resources, the question arises: Why is the failure rate still so high?
Of the world's total oil resources, about 21 percent are heavy oils and about 30 percent are tar sands, though not all of these resources are considered recoverable.
But, he said, he was surprised by "the government putting all of these resources into something so minor" and added that he was still shaken by his arrest several weeks ago.
"What the prior Darpa challenges did is that, by injecting all of these resources and by having a strong and visible competition, they really pushed the field over that hump, and now people know that it can be done," he said.
IBM isn't just giving all of these resources away out of largesse.
All of these resources are only available to the country's eight EMS systems.
Meet with your professors, find study groups, use services like writing centers and math tutors--all of these resources will help you be a responsible student.
A weighted combination of the over- and underutilisation of all these resources is minimised, in both a deterministic and a stochastic version.
Nevertheless, as it will be shown next, the power allocation vector p t) can also be used to represent the allocation of all these resources, thus simplifying the formulation of the optimization problem [9].
The shared theme of all these resources is the hierarchical nature of the protein families.
The combination of all these resources and information will facilitate the dissection of complex traits with agricultural importance, such as yield performance, drought tolerance, and grain quality.
