The phrase "all representations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to every instance or form of something being represented, often in legal or formal documents.
Example: "The contract includes all representations made by the parties involved during negotiations."
Alternatives: "all statements" or "every representation".
In a symbolic representational scheme, all representations are composed out of symbolic atoms (like words in a language).
All representations of the hierarchy are rotationally invariant and the numerical method is formulated on fully unstructured triangular and quadrilateral meshes using a implicit discontinuous Galerkin formulation.
"Bestiary" offers more similarity among objects, all representations of animals.
But camp doesn't provide the template for all representations of gayness on screen.
He forbade history paintings, still-lifes, seascapes, "all humorous things," and "all representations of contemporary life, private or public".
All representations and supporting information contained in the application must be complete and accurate as of the date of submission.
Representations are not the science, they are communications of the science; and all representations involve design and manipulation.
The Home Office said it was considering all representations to its consultation, which closed on 6 February, and will report back in due course.
But as the Irving case showed, the belief that all representations of the past are equally valid and equally unprovable does not just subvert comfortable "bourgeois" certainties.
In this plan are all representations including the responsibilities of the developer, or sponsor, for recreational amenities, improvements (roads, drainage, landscaping) and architectural standards.
On sale were piles of miniature houses, tiny cars and tableaux depicting marriage and children — all representations of the pilgrims' desires.
