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The phrase "all the hard work" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a difficult task that required a lot of effort. For example, "Thanks to all the hard work, we finally passed the test."
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All the hard work payed off.
Was it worth all the hard work?
Thanks for all the hard work".
Yes, all the hard work paid off.
"All the hard work has brought me here.
Thank you so much for all the hard work".
"All the hard work is finally paying off," DeLaet said.
Because all the hard work is done for nothing.
And all the hard work has paid off.
After all the hard work, the owners were embarrassed.
"All the hard work is finally paying off".
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