The phrase "all passages" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to every section or excerpt of a text or document.
Example: "In this analysis, we will examine all passages that discuss the theme of isolation."
Alternatives: "every section" or "all excerpts".
When we see something like the meaning of some of the key "all" passages in the Pauline letter differently, I like to proceed by giving my reasons for reading them the way I do and addressing the reasons other might give for their different reading.
All passages practiced within a week, regardless of condition, contained four target low frequency and four high frequency words.
MSC isolated from bone marrow were detached via trypsin or exposed to −20°C for 1, 5 or 10 min at all passages.
The cross-flow heat exchangers are effective in avoiding a complete clog-up of all passages and reducing the risk of freeze-out of liquid nitrogen.
I learned that it was standard operating procedure in the educational testing industry to submit all passages and test questions to a bias and sensitivity review.
She is asking Google China to delete all passages and issue a public apology to her, and to pay her about $8,800 in compensation.
Wielding a razor, Jefferson excised all passages containing supernaturalistic elements from the gospels, extracting what he took to be Jesus's pure ethical teachings.
His Annapurna diary, which often conflicted with Herzogs narrative and exposed the expeditions infighting and tedium, fell under the posthumous guardianship of an editor who prepared a published version cleansed of all passages that might tarnish the legend.
According to the design condition, just like pressure at stator inlet or mass flow rate for all passages, a series of CFD simulations were carried out in order to guide design iterations towards achieving a matched flow capacity for each stator.
All passages analyzed were incidents of 1-to-1 tachycardias with cycle lengths between 240 and 545 ms. The training set consisted of 73 1-to-1 passages (15 retrograde VT, 58 SVT) obtained either during electrophysiology studies or from implanted devices.
But when the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra was founded in 1888, these composers were grateful to find in it a passionate champion of their music at a time when it was by no means self-evident to encounter, as Strauss did with relief, "an orchestra capable of playing all passages".
