The phrase "all reiterate" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity in meaning.
Example: "In our meeting, we all reiterate the importance of teamwork."
Alternatives: "everyone repeats" or "all emphasize".
As he had done during his trip, All reiterated his view that religious freedom exists among Russians.
"A majority of the Saudis I met with in 2004 and this past summer, when I returned for the first time in years, all reiterated the same notion: Saudi must embrace change at its own pace, and not because of pressure from the West.
Questions about the release of his tax returns persist; Trump maintained during the press conference that he has no plans to release his tax return because, he says, the American people don't care at all, reiterating, "I don't think they care at all". But that's where he's wrong.
All reiterated the importance of perseverance and persistence.
I have to be out there". Violet and others I spoke with all reiterated that they see the violence they commit as essential self-defense of their community.
Violet and others I spoke with all reiterated that they see the violence they commit as essential self-defense of their community.
Though the sessions last only three months, and founders spend much of that time furiously at work on their businesses, YC participants all reiterated the closeness of their networks.
By doing so, the participants all reiterated that the reflective advice was helpful to them that maybe our story will help others.
This is not the occasion to reiterate all the various so-called reasons that have been deployed since the one that first swayed the House of Commons, namely that there were weapons of mass destruction, likely to be used by Saddam Hussein.
To reiterate: All these policies should be covered in the syllabus, in great detail.
