The phrase "all repudiated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that everything has been rejected or disavowed, often in a formal or legal context.
Example: "The committee found that all repudiated claims were invalid and required further investigation."
Alternatives: "all rejected" or "all denied".
The suspects all repudiated their confessions later, but the judge in the case, Thomas B. Galligan, ruled that the statements were admissible.
The suspects all repudiated the confessions later, but in a pivotal victory for the prosecution, Justice Thomas B. Galligan, who presided at two trials in the case in 1990, ruled the incriminating statements admissible as evidence, rejecting defense lawyers' contentions that they had been obtained by detectives with "subtle pressures".
Now the author of the legislation, Bob Barr, the signer of the legislation, Bill Clinton, and the current president, Barack Obama, have all repudiated it.
All these she repudiated in turn.
They were angered that Congress had explicitly repudiated all the Confederate debt, and had refused to compensate slave owners for freeing their valuable slaves, and Southerners had no desire to help pay the Union's debts.
As First Lady of the United States, she has repudiated all the wardrobe certainties — pantsuits and ladylike clothes — in favor of modern separates with the cardigan, rather than a jacket: a major statement.
He all but repudiated a central commitment by euro-zone leaders that, once a single supervisor is in place, the common rescue funds could be used directly to recapitalise troubled banks.
The first couple months of this administration were not very successful for Mr. Powell, whose policies of building a regional consensus against Iraq and continuing engagement with North Korea were all but repudiated after he announced them.
Mr. Kerry also voted for the antiterrorism law known as the USA Patriot Act, which he has since all but repudiated, telling Democratic audiences that the best thing Congress put into that law was a sunset clause that will make it expire next year, unless Congress renews it.
They repudiated all of the above events.
In his apology, he explicitly repudiated all of it, shocking many of his former comrades.
