The phrase "all the builders" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group of builders collectively, often in discussions about construction or projects involving multiple builders.
Example: "All the builders on the site were required to attend the safety meeting."
Alternatives: "every builder" or "the entire group of builders".
"In Portland, almost all the builders who know green building are very fully booked," said Beth Meredith, owner of Living Spaces, a Portland company that consults with homeowners on green remodeling projects.
She said: "I obviously don't want anyone to dig down; with all the builders, it would be a living hell.
All the builders have worked together with the restoration experts, he said, "the carpenter with the historian".
"All the unions won't be happy with it, all the builders won't be happy with it, it's a sort of a compromise and we'll have a better ABCC out of it".
We don't know all the builders, of course, because they are "in India and China and in Russia, and all over the world".
"I commend the landlord, Rubenstein--who owned both spots--because this probably cost him $2 million because he pushed this project back two months, with all the builders and workers and different things just so we could have a celebration".
And you see the reality of it all - the builders who haven't finished, all the things that don't work.
But before all that, the builders did it another way.
The excavations of 19th century popular culture, early cinema, the "cinema of attractions" have all inspired the Builders' sense of what theatre can be now.
When we visited Nicaragua's newest eco-hotel we didn't just meet most of the villagers but also all of the builders.
Prior Skill Builder completion percentage The number of prior ASSISTments Skill Builders that a student completed out of all the Skill Builders he/she started.
