The phrase "all that highlights" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to everything that emphasizes or draws attention to a particular point or aspect.
Example: "In her presentation, she focused on all that highlights the importance of teamwork in achieving success."
Alternatives: "everything that emphasizes" or "all that underscores".
Iran's foreign minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, called the attack an "alarm for all" that highlighted a common security problem that "cannot be contained in the region".
So, here's an uncomfortable truth: libraries will always fall foul of all that, highlighting instead the old-fashioned idea that though you might not be able to nail down why some things are necessary, that doesn't mean you won't miss them when they're gone.
For all that, Teddy Iribaren highlighted the fragility of the Scots' lead when he evaded several Glasgow tackles in an attack.
Besides all that, the highlight of the episode came when Rick and the survivors found some explosives near the Saviors' headquarters.
All methods that highlight RS have their strengths and weaknesses then similar trend obtained from different tools should increase accuracy of the results characterizing RS occurrence and the confidence of the results.
And number two, this is not the first time at all that an earthquake highlights a fault that we didn't know about before.
You'll also get a Stack that highlights all the photos from all the messages in all your inboxes, and another with all the attachments.
You can and should treat yourself during your trip – after all, that is a highlight of any vacation.
The secret is probably in the bread, an airy loaf of pagnotelle that highlights all that crunch and juice.
(That's not a sentence I had anticipated writing at the beginning of this year). The secret is probably in the bread, an airy loaf of pagnotelle that highlights all that crunch and juice.
