The phrase "all the juvenile" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to all juvenile individuals or aspects related to juveniles, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The program aims to support all the juvenile offenders in the community."
Alternatives: "all the young offenders" or "all the minors".
"All in all, the juvenile market runs at retail to a staggering $33 billion annually," the editors of Life exulted last spring.
Judge Glenn Devlin released nearly all the juvenile defendants who appeared before him the morning after elections, if they promised not to kill anyone.
In the final year of this post-juvenile moult, the remaining primaries are moulted and all the juvenile feathers will have been replaced.
Truthfully, Halloween is even more fun now that all the juvenile fuss is behind me, because all I need worry about is which movie will do the best job of petrifying me this year.
Virtually all the juveniles who become involved in prostitution are runaways and become pimp-controlled, according to law enforcement officials and social workers.
As the wind chill is the least severe in the center of the colony, all the juveniles are usually huddled there.
According to Bill Sessa, an information officer with the California department of corrections, "all of the juvenile offenders [used to fight fires] have committed serious or violent felonies".
Her books that won Edgar Awards (all in the juvenile or young adult category) were "The Kidnapping of Christina Lattimore" (1979), "The Seance" (1980), "The Other Side of Dark" (1986) and "The Name of the Game Was Murder (1993).
Duncan, who began writing in the 1950s and has been recently reissued by Lizzie Skurnick Books, has won five previous Edgars, all in the juvenile category.
Previously, Nussey et al. [ 44] have demonstrated that all of the juvenile traits studied here show age-dependent changes consistent with maternal senescence.
