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The phrase "all passed through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that everyone or everything has gone through a particular process or experience.
Example: "After the rigorous training program, all passed through the final assessment with flying colors."
Alternatives: "everyone went through" or "all have undergone".
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"It was the crucible that it all passed through".
Presidents, footballers, supermodels, pop stars, actors and royalty have all passed through its portals.
Nobel prize-winners, poet laureates and heads of state have all passed through its doors.
"They all passed through the doors and the uniting factor was service to Ted and the appropriations committee".
As Anne Parmly Toxey points out in her comprehensive 2011 study, "Materan Contradictions," Greeks, Romans, Longobards, Byzantines, Saracens, Swabians, Angevins, Aragonese, and Bourbons all passed through the town.
Nobody with ambition "goes straight up one chimney"—the chief executive and other unit heads all passed through finance at one point.
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No matter how strange the positions look, they all pass through the classical technique, the classical points".
Instead, we all pass through a continuum from us-ness to them-ness, or vice versa.
These substances must all pass through the plasma on the way to the tissues in which they are used.
The festival's touring arm, Musicians From Marlboro, will present three anniversary programs in November, all passing through New York.
We all pass through here," Gomez said.
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