The phrase "all receptive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of being open to receiving information, ideas, or feedback.
Example: "In a collaborative environment, it is essential that all team members are all receptive to each other's suggestions."
Alternatives: "fully open" or "entirely receptive".
But Leetch, Adam Graves and Mike Richter -- the three remaining Rangers who played with Messier in New York -- are all receptive to the idea of his return, which cannot hurt Messier's chances.
The only justice who appeared at all receptive to the government's position was Stephen G. Breyer, who suggested that a ruling for NextWave might put the F.C.C. at a disadvantage to other creditors.
Of course, even the most ardent pacifist can't deny that the credible threat of U.S. force is what made the Syrian regime at all receptive to a Russian proposal that it relinquish control of its stockpiles of nerve agents.
"If you'd asked me 18 months ago I would have said business leaders were not at all receptive but there is now a huge awareness among people I speak to, who are mainly in the FTSE 100, that we need to do something about this gap," he said.
Proportion of pollinated trees: the proportion of trees receiving pollinators among all receptive trees.
Thus, we developed the following four indexes for each survey: (1) Proportion of pollinated trees: the proportion of trees receiving pollinators among all receptive trees.
But doom-laden exaggerations about Y2K fell on ears that were all-too receptive.
"Without wind, and with the greens being receptive, all that trouble, all of those bunkers that you see aren't really in play," he said.
If the NATO meeting goes badly, it may leave Trump all the more receptive to Putin's carefully-calibrated overtures; whatever else one may say about the Russian president, he does seem to know how to read and handle people.
As it happens, the human species is designed such that sex for pleasure and reproductive sex are disconnected: The human female is sexually receptive all the time (not only during estrus) and sends no visual or odorant signal to help males know that she's fertile (a characteristic that humans share with bonobos).
Specifically, the neuron sees all the columnar receptive fields weighted according to their respective distances.
