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The phrase "all sorts of commodities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a wide variety of goods or products available in a market or context.
Example: "The market offers all sorts of commodities, from fresh produce to electronics."
Alternatives: "a variety of goods" or "various types of products".
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At the same time, they may extend loans, underwrite shares, execute stockmarket trades for their customers, sell insurance, arrange corporate mergers, and trade all sorts of commodities and financial instruments for their own account.
If it succeeds, it will dominate the American market and, with Chile's Codelco and Australia's BHP, the world market as well.There has of late been a flurry of such deal-making in all sorts of commodities businesses.
Both fell sharply in the 1980s and 1990s, but they began to increase around 2000, partly because rapid economic growth in Asia was lifting demand for all sorts of commodities.
The prices of all sorts of commodities, including foodstuffs and cotton, have risen dramatically over the past year, and they've climbed ever higher in recent weeks, apparently on fears that Middle Eastern unrest could disrupt trade.
The soaring prices of all sorts of commodities, uncertainty about the broader economy and the low interest rates banks are paying on savings has drawn both companies and investors to precious metals, said Brad Barber, a professor of finance at the University of California Davis.
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All sort of commodities such as copper, rubber, cotton, & cotton-seed oil will be dealt in.
"All sorts of things".
All sorts of culinary delights.
All sorts of furry creatures.
All sorts of semantical shuffling.
Creating all sorts of possibilities.
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