The phrase "all points are" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various aspects or elements of a topic, often in a mathematical or analytical context.
Example: "In this analysis, we will consider that all points are relevant to our findings."
Alternatives: "every point is" or "all aspects are".
All points are turning points.
Joerg Herrera (@joergherrera) @hhassan140 all points are very true and reflect Western stance on #Syria.
@hhassan140 all points are very true and reflect Western stance on #Syria.
We also study additive Hadamard cocycles whose divisible designs admit a polarity in which all points are absolute.
Notice that each point on the grid has the big bang occurring there so to speak as all points are singular at this time.
Every 10th of a second, all points are fed to the network multiple times through the trainer class to train the network.
So for every 15 seconds round of collection, we had to save the last six data points and carry it to the next round so that all points are convoluted over the entire duration of event detection.
The new experiments, all carried out at low crystallization temperatures, again confirm this property; in plots of dc−1 versus Tc all points are located on a unique straight crystallization line.
She nailed the match's only three-pointer during her side's 3rd quarter power play – where all points are doubled – to claim six points which propelled Malawi from 17-12 down into an 18-17 lead.
"All points are important at this stage of the season and to come away with three from this weekend is therefore ok but it's been a very frustrating home Grand Prix for us," Button said.
Mr Salmond may reject the assumptions used in drawing the line between Scottish and English fishing fields in 1999 (the median along which all points are equidistant from the borders of the two jurisdictions: see map).
