The phrase "all of us keep" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collective action or behavior that is maintained by a group of people.
Example: "All of us keep our commitments to the project, ensuring its success."
Alternatives: "we all maintain" or "all of us continue".
"The work will be hard, the road will be long, but I'm more confident than ever that we will reach a better future as long as Americans like you keep reaching for justice and all of us keep marching together".
And while all of us keep asking questions, I wonder who or what will provide the answers: will it be humans, or machines, or a bit of both?
In the meantime, he added, "All of us keep praying for this massive El Niño". About 90 miles to the south, Carson Odegard and Justin Fairchild put on wet suits while standing on the back of a pickup truck parked not far from the DeSabla Powerhouse in upper Butte Creek Canyon.
We all know it, but many of us keep forgetting: bigotry roams.
"We all have talents,...but many of us keep them locked away for a variety of reasons.
It is this kind of hope that needs to sustain all of us to keep trying.
"There will be ongoing attempts to keep commercial viewing as high as possible," Mr. Nesvig said, adding, "It behooves all of us to keep changing the model".
We all of us just keep on going: that is what it means to be alive.
Like all of us you keep your friends, people stay in your life, but everyone's life moves on".
In the weeks ahead, it would be wise for all of us to keep our hemispheres straight & also our understanding of what the basic commodity in the Iran-Contra transactions really was.
As more of the baby boomers reach this age it will be beneficial to all of us to keep them in the labour force, producing and earning to support the economy and themselves.
