The phrase "all of your papers" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a collection of documents or assignments belonging to someone.
Example: "Please make sure to submit all of your papers by the end of the week."
Alternatives: "all your documents" or "all of your documents".
Sort through ALL of your papers.
He told Ms. Hermle at the outset that "all of your papers were terrific and I disagreed with all of them".
I have not been able to study all of your papers yet, because currently I'm being harassed by such a great variety of duties, scientific and otherwise, that I find it difficult to immerse myself properly into anything.
11) Remind yourself of the supplications and of your brethren and ponder their meanings.... 12) Bless your body with some verses of the Koran, the luggage, clothes, the knife, your personal effects, your ID, your passport, and all of your papers.
They don't like that you have to get rid of all of your papers, which is actually a misnomer: Kondo just says you should limit them because they're incapable of sparking joy, and you should confine them to three folders: needs immediate attention, must be kept for now, must be kept forever.
May all of your papers, projects and exams go well.
According to the signatories: "The first is that neither the quality bar that broadsheet newspapers regularly apply to scientific evidence, nor the simple concept of balance, appear to exist in all of your paper's reporting on climate change.
They're trying to make the ugly metal cabinet where you store all of your paper receipts and forms obsolete as well.
Imagine there's a fire in your lab and all of your paper notebooks are destroyed, how much work would you lose and how could you go about recovering it?
While you're at it, swap out all of your paper cocktail napkins for reusable fabric ones.
Gather all of your paper accounting records.
