The phrase "all other world" is not correct in English.
The correct expression would be "the rest of the world" or "all other worlds" depending on the context. You can use it when referring to everything outside of a specific context or group, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "In comparison to the rest of the world, our country has unique cultural practices."
Alternatives: "the rest of the world" or "all other countries".
"Our own doomsday house party took off with friends visiting from Toronto, Istanbul and all other world cities".
Its institutions are governed by "systematic" rules and "impersonal" procedures, rather than by custom or religious obligation, and this sets it apart from virtually all other world cultures.
Among the not-quite-Paxman questions hurled the author's way: "I ask Mr Bush whether he thinks he will be the last of the US presidents to stand taller than all other world leaders".
Mr Cameron said a successful agreement would have a greater impact than all other world trade deals put together.
However, the results of the MRIO-based assessments in this paper suggest that a supply chain perspective is of key importance for the EU economy, which has a higher material import dependence than all other world regions (see Giljum et al. 2015).
According to the solution of the linear program for metal supply for scenario 1a, RoW Africa, of which the Democratic Republic of the Congo is a part, supplies about as much cobalt as all other world regions together (Fig. 3 left).
Indeed, at the end, there will be one world in which Lev is a multi-millionaire and in all other worlds there will be no Lev Vaidman alive.
For Spinoza, if there are two (or more) possible worlds, it would seem that neither one would have a sufficient reason or cause (for if there were such a sufficient reason, this world would be necessitated, and all other worlds would be impossible).
In asserting 'It's cold today', for instance, I may be trying to get you to rule out possibilities in which today's temperature in Melbourne is over 10° C. We can model what my assertion conveys, then, as a function that maps possible worlds in which today's temperature is under 10° C to True and all other worlds to False.
England devised the tactics in an attempt to curb Donald Bradman, Australia's star batsman, whose average hovered around 100, around twice that of all other world-class batsman.
By the time of the next Ashes series of 1932 33, Bradman's average hovered around 100, approximately twice that of all other world-class batsmen.
