The phrase "all possible developments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various potential outcomes or scenarios in a given context, such as planning or forecasting.
Example: "We need to consider all possible developments in the project to ensure we are prepared for any outcome."
Alternatives: "every potential outcome" or "all conceivable scenarios".
Additionally, when regarding all possible developments that may be relevant for a scenario, each development has only an infinitesimal probability of coming true.
According to them "regarding all possible developments that may be relevant for a problem, each development has an infinitesimal probability of coming true".
Furthermore, when regarding all possible developments that may be relevant for a problem, each development only has an infinitesimal probability of coming true.
"In the east, north and south, everything is in ferment, and we must be prepared, strong and determined in the face of all possible developments," he said.
A thorough review would consult the public, draw competitive proposals and account for all possible development alternatives, including ones in the case of the Atlantic Yards that do not require the use of eminent domain.
Hegel argued that this overall "movement" of gradual self-determination by internal and external differentiation drives all actual and possible developments according to its inner necessity — reality is "reason" articulating itself as and within the world.
Once the initial phase of inspections is over, the resolution that established them envisions a long-term phase of monitoring any possible development sites.
Still, some possible developments were apparent early on Saturday.
Mr. Parsons, however, said he was already devising plans for various possible developments.
Politics isn't a game, like poker, with an artificially limited number of possible developments.
Here is a quick look at three of the major sectors in telecommunications, with an eye to possible developments in 2001.
