The phrase "all stated that the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple individuals or sources that have expressed a particular opinion or fact.
Example: "In the meeting, all stated that the project deadline needed to be extended due to unforeseen circumstances."
Alternatives: "everyone mentioned that the" or "all indicated that the".
Later renewals all stated that the renewal lease was based on the expiring lease.
The three governments all stated that the purpose "was to send a message" to those killing elephants for ivory.
After the first Gulf war, Colin Powell, General Sir Peter de la Billiere and John Major all stated that the UN's resolutions permitted them only to expel the Iraqi army from Kuwait, and not to overthrow the Iraqi government.
"The Royal College of Midwives, Scotland's chief medical and chief nursing officers have all stated that the flu vaccine will protect both mother and baby at what is an extremely vulnerable time".
All stated that the detection of active TB did not affect the overall outcome of the immigration application.
However, they all stated that the only engagement they had in the association was reading the magazine.
Borik thinks 4.Qc2 is the move "that gives Black the most problems to solve", but Lalic does not agree at all, stating that the reply "4...Bb4+ followed by d7 d5 ensures Black a rapid development and plenty of counterplay.
At the end of the study, all subjects stated that they would recommend the treatment to others and all stated that they would repeat the treatment.
All the participants stated that the new economic incentives are the predominant driving force in all the changes.
All the others stated that the exercise increased their confidence in assessment of development.
All the children stated that the main role of a support group is to teach children to take the correct pills daily and on time.
