The phrase "all the congratulation" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "all the congratulations."
Example: "I want to extend all the congratulations to the team for their hard work and dedication."
Alternatives: "all the praise" or "all the accolades."
The Russian scientists deserve all the congratulations showered upon them.The layman, however, having duly hailed a scientific feat, finds he has more immediate things to think about than space-ship tickets.
One thing is certain, Wolfram Alpha is quite impressive and Stephen Wolfram deserves all the congratulations he is soon going to get.
"I get all the congratulations, but I don't have to do the hard work," he said.
The final score was 4 to 1. Several parents congratulated me for reviving the Cobras, but I said with total sincerity that the boys deserved all the congratulations.
Despite all the congratulations, Mr. Augusto said he wished that the men had left when he urged them to and that he would not have had to use the shotgun.
was pleased to accept all the congratulations it got for its work at San Francisco and for Dean Acheson's management of the floor debate, the opinion of most members is that it was not so much the parliamentary skill of the Secretary as the uncommonly feeble performance of Gromyko and the satellite delegates that made the affair go off so nicely.
Crawley Town first-team coach Guy Whittingham told BBC Surrey: "It's the players that need all the congratulations, you can say what you like in training but they've got to go out there and do it and they did.
"I don't think they underestimated us and all the congratulations I received from [Stoke manager] Tony Pulis at the end of the game was special for me because he is an experienced and very good manager who has achieved fantastic things with Stoke. .
This past January, as global praise and media coverage poured in surrounding The Women's Mosque of America's first Friday jumma'a (congregational) prayer services, I started to pick up on something hidden beneath all the congratulations: "Good for you!
Staying power isn't the only justification for all the self-congratulation accompanying WSCR programming these days.
