"all the day" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the entirety of a certain day or event, for example: "We worked all the day on the project."
Almost all the day students are immigrants.
Especially playing all the day games in Wrigley Field.
"In Kiev, we have water, gas and electricity all the day long - even during thunderstorms," writes Frances Schindler.
After all, the day Ulrika makes the correct relationship choices will be the day there's absolutely no excuses left for everybody else not to.
Great employees and great leaders manage the waves all the day, unmeasured and too often unseen.
People go to the market all the day to earn five som (ca. 0.12 USD)." (Shepherd from Ača-Kajyndy, KG: 03/2004).
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The ensuing mood of stoic acceptance, for all the day-to-day, safety-valve grumbling, did not last for ever.
As Program Coordinator, González is involved in all the day-to-day WGS program tasks, including general office and budget administration as well as event planning.
"The reason for having the surgery was to improve all the day-to-day things and my quality of life.
But, all in all, the day-to-day work for most models is truly tedious, even demeaning.
