The phrase "all that stimulus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a significant amount of stimulus or input, often in a psychological or economic context.
Example: "After all that stimulus from the government, the economy began to show signs of recovery."
Alternatives: "all that input" or "all that encouragement".
As it turned out, all that stimulus did just what real economists predicted, saving the country from a second Great Depression.
There's all that stimulus money.
"People have been watching all that stimulus money go to Wall Street while their street is filled with their children shooting each other and their mothers and fathers out of work and hope," Mr. Allen said.
But then there wasn't actually all that much stimulus either: the $800 billion splashed out at Federal level rather neatly offset the contraction of State and local governments.
And on top of all that, the stimulus bill introduced a host of further tax cuts.
Following all that Vegas stimulus, you'll be happy to enter the Michigan woods for Electric Forest (June 26-29 , 2014, but if you'd rather spend more time abroad with your hardstyle bros, DefQon.1 (June 27-29, 2014 has a festival over in the Netherlands that awaits you.
Such statements are invariably made with an air of worldly wisdom — hey, we all know that stimulus spending never goes away when it's supposed to.
But we all know that stimulus programs, once introduced on an alleged temporary basis, never actually go away; and the reality is that governments never pay down debt in good times".
For all that, the stimuli for Iran's striking revival are mostly external; inside the country, economic mismanagement, human-rights abuses and resentment among the large non-Persian minority are as vivid as ever.
The production criterion requires that all the stimuli that elicit the signal belong to one category, either a general category such as "aerial predators" or a more specific one such as "eagle".
It is a "stimulus substitution" paradigm where one stimulus can be swapped for another to provoke a response.[9] However, the responses that are provoked remain unchanged; all that changes is the stimulus that gets associated with the response.
