The phrase "all over development" is not correct and may lead to confusion in written English.
It is unclear in meaning and does not convey a specific idea without additional context.
Example: "The project faced challenges in all over development, leading to delays in completion."
Alternatives: "overall development" or "comprehensive development".
The hands of Kushner of Arabia, and in turn the United States, are all over developments in Saudi Arabia and in the wider region, with Israel on the sidelines for now but willing to enter into the fray by attacking Lebanon and cementing an alliance with MBS.
That scene is representative of the show's over-all development: in the course of three seasons, the balance of power has been slowly shifting toward the Machine.
Pre and post training surveys (SWIT, 2011) are also conducted across levels and have shown significant improvement in the understanding ECCE and in recognizing the caregiver's role in a child's over-all development.
Over all this development, in an expression of the tribe's sovereignty, Wangunk leadership maintained a watchful eye and acted decisively.
Joseph Finch "The area's already bumper-to-bumper with cars, so God knows what it'll be like when the station opens, let alone when all the development's over.
The enrichment in Ago2 containing complexes, the presence of chromatin marks indicative of regulated gene expression, and differential expression over development all support the identification of 146 new microRNAs active during early hESC differentiation.
Professor John Forester's courses connect students with planning and economic development practitioners all over the world to learn from their "on the ground" experience.
Therefore the optimization and improvement of heavy equipment working fast and uniformly from the surface is an important research and development field all over the world.
Here, Sebastian Rodl traces how the Fregean influence, written all over the development and present state of analytic philosophy, led into an unholy alliance of an empiricist conception of sensibility with an inferentialist conception of thought.
After all, over a development period of more than 15 years, about a half-dozen writers had unsuccessfully given it a shot, some with logical pedigrees (Peter Tolan, "Analyze This"), some less likely (Richard LaGravanese, "The Fisher King").
