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The phrase "all the directors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to every individual within a group of directors, typically in a business or organizational context.
Example: "All the directors agreed on the new policy during the meeting."
Alternatives: "every director" or "the entire board of directors".
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MB: It's true that people apply to a college, but in Classics what happens is that all the directors of studies view the whole field of applicants.
He wants to fire all the directors of the Blacks group, install his own management team and cancel any potential disposal of the Freespirit business.
"All the directors speak to each other.
And all the directors I've worked with have been very tolerant of my questions.
All the directors had left except Dunn and one other board member.
All the directors sold enough shares to pay their tax liabilities.
All the directors I've loved working with have an S-and-M relationship with a play.
Of all the directors, they say, he should have been able to detect chicanery.
"As soon as you have 50percentt, plus one vote, you can replace all the directors".
"I'm sure he did it to all the directors he thought would influence the studios".
Mr. Stone said: "All the directors firmly believe they did absolutely nothing wrong and significantly benefited the shareholders.
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