The phrase "all round among" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in informal contexts to describe something that is widespread or prevalent in a particular area or group.
Example: "The excitement was all round among the fans as the team prepared for the championship game."
Alternatives: "widespread among" or "prevalent in".
9.19pm GMT Half-time: Mexico 2-0 New Zealand High-fives all round among the Mexico players, as the referee brings the first half to a close.
The aim, says Baroness Ashton, is to restore confidence all round: among parents, that the schools offered will be suitable; and among teachers, that they will be able to cope with difficult or disturbed children.The hottest issue is the future of special schools.
By "all-round" I mean, among other things, that the whole theatre is the stage.
Surveys repeatedly confirm that after regular lessons in critical thinking there is a striking improvement in all-round performance, particularly among the most disadvantaged pupils.
All-rounder Bopara was among the wickets, however, taking 3-43 in his 10 overs.
At some emerging resorts such as El Rompido in Huelva, bordering Portugal, a round among the orange trees during the summer costs €100, less if booked online.
Instead, she's cultivated a reputation as an all-round entertainer: giving it some among the trad worthies on Later With Jools, but also not averse to hoofing it up London Palladium-style.
Similarly, the number of benign biopsies was also highest in the first screening round: among 28 benign biopsies performed across all screening rounds, 20 (71%) were performed in the first screen, and 4, 3, and 1 were performed in rounds 2, 3, and 4, respectively.
Laird turned in the strongest round among the contenders, a 67.
Index Ventures and Union Square Ventures participated in the round, among others.
Abbott won 6,216 votes in the first round among this group.
