The phrase "all the comments that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific set of comments or feedback related to a topic or discussion.
Example: "I appreciate all the comments that were made during the meeting; they provided valuable insights."
Alternatives: "every comment that" or "all comments that".
"I'm very flattered by all the comments that reached me over the last 24 hours and actually the last few days.
"The federal agency staff has ignored all the comments that have been made about the location of the pipeline".
"Not because the Republicans won or anything," he said, "but the disgusting tenure and tone and all the comments that have been xenophobic, homophobic, racist, misogynistic.
It will be months before the Fed finishes analyzing all the comments that will come in over the next few days and decides how, if at all, to change the proposal.
"Not because the Republicans won or anything," added Popovich at the time, "but the disgusting tenure and tone and all the comments that have been xenophobic, homophobic, racist, misogynistic.
The podcast and all the comments that were associated with it were gone.
Henderson is responsible for all of the preparations in this weird world, and he is responsible for all of the decisions and all of the comments that are made in it, too.
"Not because the Republicans won but the disgusting tenor and tone and all of the comments that have been xenophobic, homophobic, racist and misogynistic".
"We believe this bankruptcy is yet another one of those tactics, and quite frankly, I've not seen all of the comments that have been made in the media.
I have been in touch with the Target Corporate Headquarters and I am so excited to report that they have read all of the comments that moms are leaving in response to that post!
Instead of responding to your readers' comments as they come in, set aside a block of time each day specifically for addressing all of the comments that come in on any of your posts.
