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The phrase "all the expectations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the totality of anticipated outcomes or standards in a given context.
Example: "The project was a success, meeting all the expectations set by the stakeholders."
Alternatives: "all the requirements" or "every expectation".
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It lived up to all the expectations.
"Holidays are the worst time because of all the expectations that are attached to them," he said.
McClaren agrees he has to "remove the shackles" and "the fear that may be there because of all the expectations".
Back in the office, Few had considered all the expectations, for this team, perhaps his most talented, and for the program.
Were they throwing up all the expectations they'd been forced to swallow?" Such is the danger in the search for connections.
As this season wore on, the Packers started noticing all the breaks that went their way, all the plays made in key situations, all the expectations they exceeded.
If we don't handle this right it could have a boomerang effect because of all the expectations that have been created," he said.
As most agencies require, she had signed a contract listing all the expectations she would have to meet to win the return of her son.
And Real coach Mourinho believes the game will live up to all the expectations of it.
The 67-year-old added: "It's unfair if all the expectations to give the player a little bit of a break fall on me".
Late for all the expectations of life.
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