The phrase "all of which grant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple items or entities that provide or confer something, typically in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The studies reviewed in this paper, all of which grant significant insights into climate change, highlight the urgency of the issue."
Alternatives: "each of which provides" or "all of which offer".
Giving can also be dedicated to parks, zoos, public swimming pools and concert halls, all of which grant the poor a more equal standing as citizens.
Seen as offering the transparency and accountability central to a working democracy, freedom to information legislation exists in over 65 countries, all of which grant some form of access to government documents by law.
At each stop, the cruise line sets up a free hop-in/hop-off bus circuit to take guests to nearby towns or attractions, some of which grant free admission to passengers from the boat.
For example, "black economic empowerment" policies, some of which grant preferential access to state tenders for companies with a mostly black ownership, mostly serve well-connected black African men and women.
Each board consists of multiple types of spaces, some of which grant special types of minigames that cannot be accessed regularly.
Students in these programs, many of which grant degrees of dubious utility, tend to borrow at a higher rate than those enrolling in traditional undergraduate institutions while having even poorer job prospects.
That truism is being tested in triplicate in London, courtesy of the West End transfer of a Tony-winning musical as well as two Off West End entries, one of which grants the spectator pride of place.
Following a series of wars, he lost the Caucasus to Russia by the treaties of Golestān in 1813 and Turkmanchay (Torkmān Chāy) in 1828, the latter of which granted Russian commercial and consular agents access to Iran.
Dante also starts with his four styles, each of which grants him different abilities, but he may now switch them at will with buttons or pads on the controller, unlike in Devil May Cry 3.
T-intersections are where two hallways intersect and there are two separate corners to clear, neither of which grants better cover than the other.
Not necessarily, for the Extensional approach is perfectly compatible with version of Presentism which grant to the present a brief duration.
