The phrase "all shafts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to every shaft in a particular group or category, such as in engineering, construction, or manufacturing.
Example: "The technician inspected all shafts for any signs of wear or damage before proceeding with the repairs."
Alternatives: "every shaft" or "all of the shafts".
It's all shaft — which he has made an object of propulsion and energy.
The Rankine compression gas turbine (RCG) is a new type of combined cycle, i.e. combined steam and gas turbine installation, that returns all shaft power on one free power turbine.
A Swedish nation-wide, not industry-funded study, in which radiographs from 97% of all shaft or subtrochanteric fractures were reviewed, found a relative risk of 47 for atypical fractures with use of bisphosphonates identified from a complete prescription register.
He will continue to use blade-style irons and the all-important shafts will be the same as he used previously.
With that in place, said Jim Duggan, Spicer's chief engineer for advanced drive-line design, "we said if you really want to take cost out, let's redesign to free up some real estate under the vehicle for an all-aluminum shaft". The aluminum design is now standard.
When all logs are done put knife in bank and take out all feathers and all arrow shafts.
For the condition all pump shafts are seized, the flow decay depends on the inertia of primary loop fluid.
I (Mohammed Said Ahmed) said in my diary of January 19 , 1939that we exposed the lining of the mastaba and exposed all the shafts in it and also room a of the mastaba.
The tractive effort of the railway vehicle is evaluated as a sum of partial tangential forces of all driven shafts whose wheels are subjected to different adhesion coefficients and adhesion weights.
Larger propellers were also required, and all four shafts would have had to have been completely rebuilt to accommodate the changes.
