The phrase "all sort of errors" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form is "all sorts of errors." You can use it when referring to a variety of different types of errors.
Example: "The report contained all sorts of errors, from typos to factual inaccuracies."
Alternatives: "a variety of errors" or "all kinds of errors."
Doomsters predicted all sorts of errors in calculations involving dates when the clocks rolled over from 99 to 00.
Dr. Willard, who served last year as president of the American Society of Human Genetics, said the new map "points up all sorts of errors in the human genome sequence assembly".
Though he spent a lifetime proving the fundamental weakness of human beings in predicting the outcomes of any relatively complex choice, it happily didn't stop him making all sorts of errors of judgment in his own life.
Our journey has shaped us into realizing that by staying lean and scrappy, we can help avoid all sorts of errors.
"We made all sorts of errors in the beginning, but by the start of 2013 we had a good team in place, we were gaining some market penetration, and were very strong on mobile, which we believed in strongly," Fioravante says.
Pitcavage noted that the release included "all sorts of errors," such as the identification of Moses Gulette, whose real name is Morris Gulette.
The fact that few even see the present as any sort of error is also a problem.
If the booklet contains any sort of error — whether it's a spelling, grammar, or factual error — this is a sign of trouble.
If you're lucky enough to get the site to resolve this morning, you can expect to run into all sorts of server errors.
Malebranche attributes all sorts of theoretical errors, fashions, and factionalism (including what he clearly considers an irrational preference for scholastic philosophy) to the prejudices generated by such passionate overflow.
