The phrase "all the notable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to all significant or important people, events, or things in a particular context.
Example: "The conference will feature all the notable speakers in the field of technology."
Alternatives: "all the significant" or "all the prominent".
It would be impossible to mention all the notable performances in this cast.
Writers supported Spain not only with money, speech and signatures, but they wrote about it, as Hemingway, Malraux, Bernanos and virtually all the notable contemporary young British poets - Auden, Spender, Day Lewis, MacNeice - did.
This review article covers the review of all the notable protection coordination methods starting from the initial curve fitting, graph theory and application of exact optimization tools for solving the protection coordination problem for radial/interconnected power systems.
For two years running, I've written a post compiling all the notable art our fellow humans destroyed during the planet's most recent orbit around the sun.
What is so frustrating is that, of all the notable figures I have interviewed, Gorbachev is the one who has done most to change the map of the world.
Herein a reader might find a collection of the actual saved PSI-BLAST searches for all the notable domains described herein.
"We don't care," said Lisa Zolkiewicz-Ivespeakinging for all the Notables and speaking for all the men and women who sing pure and without accompaniment.
But golf may be the most mentally challenging game of all, with the notable exceptions of chess and croquet.
We all remember the notable moment during the second debate when Governor Romney and President Obama mentioned their massive pen... sions.
All the notables, except the treacherous Pashas and their followers, were put to the sword.
"We'd seen all the notables, and all the people with problems, but most of the real people, the real part of our work — that was shrunk to the minimum.
