The phrase "all practices except" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to specify that all items or actions are included in a statement, with the exception of certain ones that are explicitly excluded.
Example: "We will implement all practices except those that have been deemed ineffective in previous evaluations."
Alternatives: "all practices but" or "all practices excluding".
All the practices except one referred patients to IAPT; and two other practices were low referrers.
The median exception rate for informed dissent across all 37 indicators was 0.44% (interquartile range 0.14-1.1%), but a minority of practices had considerably higher rates: 10% of practices excepted over 2.2% of patients for informed dissent and 1% of practices excepted over 5.7%.
Institutions in Bangladesh had the highest coverage for almost all care practices except thermal care.
Institutions in Bangladesh offered the highest coverage for almost all safer care practices except thermal care.
All unhealthy weight-loss practices except fasting were more common in female than in male subjects.
This paper reports data on all recommended thermal care practices except the initiation of breastfeeding as feeding behaviours differ substantially from drying, wrapping and bathing behaviours.
But the Social Security tax, newly applied to federal employees in theory, exempted nearly all in practice except judges and so was discriminatory and therefore invalid, he said.
All trees used in the above studies were maintained according to commercial apple production practices except for the application of chemical thinning agents.
Even then, the W.T.O. can order a halt to the offending practice, but it usually cannot require restitution for past practices except in cases involving subsidies, which are not directly involved in the rare earth dispute.
Philo says nothing of his own religious practices, except that he made a festival pilgrimage to Jerusalem, though he nowhere indicates whether he made more than one such visit.
