The phrase "all of us present" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to everyone who is currently in attendance at a meeting, event, or gathering.
Example: "We all agreed on the plan, and it was clear that all of us present were on the same page."
Alternatives: "everyone here" or "all attendees".
I have a vague memory of being at his sentencing with my siblings, all of us present to hear his fate.
Janice, all of us present in this church today, and the many who cannot be here, support you and walk in solidarity with you in the struggle for peace, justice and equality.
"It is perhaps unfortunate that all of us present day characters should have been made into two-dimensional academic stereotypes," said Professor Blackadder as Roland entered his office.
- (DE) Mr President, I shall say just two sentences about the substance of the matter in hand - with which all of us present here are familiar - and would then like to say something about the procedure.
I found the music of William Onyeabor so fascinating but I didn't really know how I felt about all of us presenting it to the world.
"The recent debate on the symbolism of our flag, which belongs to all of us, presents the people of our state an opportunity to consider a new banner that represents Mississippi," he added.
Some of us present this morning have never seen those places at all.
Sometimes the first time a track gets performed from beginning to end is with all three of us present, on stage".
"There's an optimism in the air about freeing up more interactions, which makes things feel very different than they did during the Bush administration and offers an opportunity for all of us to present work of a really high level in concentrated form".
All of us journalists present got an early taste of official lying.
After Nigah's eulogy, Dr. Framji Minwalla of the Institute of Business Adminstration, told me, "I kept catching all of us switching from present to past, catching ourselves, stopping, breathing".
