The phrase "all pursuits" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to every type of activity or endeavor someone might engage in, often in a broad or inclusive context.
Example: "She is dedicated to excellence in all pursuits, whether academic, athletic, or artistic."
Alternatives: "all endeavors" or "every pursuit".
He is certain that bullfighting is the noblest and most rewarding of all pursuits.
The diverging fate of humans and the ambivalence of all pursuits, music included, is thus conveyed with unusual brutality for Vermeer.
We know about the lure of procrastination in all pursuits, but some of us avoid writing, though we may claim to like or even love it, with a special panache.
It is, to non-skaters, absurd in the way that all pursuits taken to an extreme are absurd, and which is, of course, a large part of its appeal.
Home Bird plays further on the already entrenched domesticity of Millican, her main themes being, moving from a flat to a house ("I want to go upstairs to bed, not through a kitchen"), cats, cooking and cohabiting - all pursuits and interests that, she says, will help her slow down her pace of life.
Governments can meddle, and ordinary taxpayers can fume, but those bumper banker payouts will only cease when high-flying employees in all pursuits admit they are nowhere near as talented and indispensable as they would like to be seen to be.
I soon realized that all the pursuits that drove my existence in New York meant nothing here.
Do all those pursuits come from the same place within?
Go-Toba regarded all these pursuits as hobbies, taking one up and dropping another.
But of all those pursuits, maybe none meant more to Haden as his founding of the Cal Arts jazz program in 1982.
Probands from all diagnostic groups were impaired on all pursuit measures of interest compared to controls (p < 0.001).
