The phrase "all the bulk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the majority or the largest part of something, often in a physical or metaphorical sense.
Example: "All the bulk of the materials was delivered to the site yesterday, making it easier for us to start the project."
Alternatives: "the majority" or "the bulk of".
Little Marc Andreu, the short appendage to all the bulk up front, scampered over.
After all, the bulk collection of identifying information and biometrics has historically been a disaster for people on the run.
After all, the bulk of their food whales (and the krill the whales depended on)—lived there too.
The experimental samples are all the bulk samples, about 0.1 1 cm3 in size.
After all, the bulk of applications that are available for both platforms don't see much traction anyway, so how relevant it is whether there are 100,000 apps or 200,000 apps that are rarely, if ever, downloaded by anyone?
After all, the bulk of Russia's gross domestic product comes from oil and gas sales, as does much of its leverage in the Ukraine crisis.
Though these Electronic Cash Kings hail from all over the globe, they've got at least one thing in common: they all make the bulk of their money by touring.
The authors noted that all except one of the mines studied were located in western China, and that nearly all of the bulk Chinese chrysotile comes from mines in this region.
And says a "clear statutory framework" will be provided for "all of the bulk powers available to the security and intelligence agencies", in addition to introducing "robust, consistent safeguards across all of those powers".
Thirty-seven companies there supplied virtually all of the bulk chemicals, federal officials said.
"Through the investigatory powers bill, the government is committed to providing greater transparency and stronger safeguards for all of the bulk powers available to the agencies".
