The phrase "all the different lines" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to various distinct lines or categories, often in a context where you are discussing diversity or variety.
Example: "In the meeting, we discussed all the different lines of products we offer to our customers."
Alternatives: "all the various lines" or "all the distinct lines".
We both love the harmonies, so when it splits a lot between first and second sopranos we like to be together, because we get to hear all of the different lines.
They must be astute risk managers who can grasp all the different business lines while also overseeing strategic and legal changes — and for good measure inspiring the troops and deftly handling regulators, shareholders and the press.
Although there were no morphological differences among the different lines at all developmental stages (results not shown), there was increased total PME activity in vegetative-meristem-enriched samples and in seedlings (p <0.001), compared with that in wt.
Since the different lines all showed comparable incomplete penetrance, it is probably not related to copy number.
Nevertheless, with hard evidence of a catastrophic flood occurring at a time of social and political change, "It's an amazing story of all these different lines of evidence coming together," Cohen says.
Write all these different lines down on a separate piece of paper, and try to arrange them into a coherent poem.
"Paul has been instrumental in our development because he thinks of all the different product lines, from the most classic to the most contemporary".
At 1h after UVB exposure, CPDs were clearly observed by immunostaining in the nucleus of all the different cell lines (Figure 5B).
b The distance between two outermost breakpoints of all the different cell lines.
Due to centrifugal distortion, a single pump and Stokes laser pulses cannot resonantly excite all the different rotational lines of any branch of the Raman spectra.
