The phrase "all sorts of learning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to various types or methods of learning in a general context.
Example: "In today's educational landscape, we encounter all sorts of learning, from traditional classroom settings to online courses and experiential learning."
Alternatives: "various forms of learning" or "different types of learning".
Hip-hop curricula are being incorporated in all sorts of learning institutions.
/…/I don't have enough time to spend with the students doing their work practice anymore because I have to leave a resource for myself to be able to sit at the computer after the practice finishes and dive into filling out the e-school, completing all sorts of learning programmes, well, there's an awful lot of things that have been added.
At the time they were thinking about all sorts of learning — pitching TC with the idea that Py would cover a broad a variety of subjects, including humanities, sciences and even courses like English grammar, not just programming topics like Python.
... I think we all sort of learn from each other.
And it's not about watching my journey of learning how-to, it's about me sharing that with you so we all sort of learn together".
We were all talk at that point, and from time to time, I've talked about all sorts of things: learning to knit, mastering basic car mechanics, becoming a wine connoisseur, finishing War and Peace, to name a few.
It is evident that when all sorts of machine learning and statistically learning techniques are combined appropriately into one integrated intelligent medical decision system, the prediction power can be enhanced significantly.
Why is the appearance not sound, and why does it indicate that we, who experience that appearance, have failed to see that feature "toward which all these sorts of learning look"?
Our judgment is unsound because we, who experience the sophist's appearance of manifold expertise, fail to detect that feature of his art "toward which all these sorts of learning look"—something about the sophist that explains why he seems to know so much, something about him that would justify our calling him by one name: "sophist".
All sorts of industries are learning the importance of data.
