The phrase "all of which constituted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of items or elements that together form a whole or a specific category.
Example: "The committee reviewed several proposals, all of which constituted innovative solutions to the problem."
Alternatives: "all of which formed" or "all of which made up".
Defense Minister Song Young-moo said that during the pursuit of the defector on Nov. 13, a North Korean border guard crossed the military demarcation line between the countries, North Korean soldiers had fired in the direction of South Korea, and North Korean soldiers had carried their rifles into the Joint Security Area – all of which constituted violations of the longstanding peace agreement.
These included severe abnormalities of the head arteries, the suprarenal gland and derivatives of the vitelline veins, all of which constituted serious lesions that could impair embryo viability.
All the proposed types, two of which constituted by only one member, are included in the previous B Type from Pereira and co-workers [13].
The historian Andrew Alpern says that at her death, Huguette Clark owned three apartments in the building, two of which constituted a full floor.
For example, transportation app giant Uber raised two rounds of funding, each of which constituted more than a billion dollars.
People leave cities to escape taxes, for safer and better schools, more privacy, bigger homes, parking -- all of which constitute their version of the American dream.
International pariahs like North Korea and Iran do as they please, not because of their growing power but because of their lack thereof -- all of which constitutes an equally unnerving threat to stability.
We recently have shown that CatS degrades the anti-angiogenic peptides arresten, canstatin, and tumstatin, all of which constitute collagen IV degradation products [13], [41].
Lead is used in thousands of applications, all of which constitute potential exposure sources [ U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) 2006a].
Organizations also include a culture that is formed by values, beliefs, and signification, all of which constitute the foundation of organizational functioning [ 44].
