The phrase "all the notebooks" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a complete set or collection of notebooks in a specific context.
Example: "I need to gather all the notebooks from the classroom before we leave for the field trip."
Alternatives: "every notebook" or "the entire set of notebooks".
In the Thom Gunn archives at Berkeley, University of California, in among all the notebooks and drafts and diaries, there are fan letters.
When the young Jean Cocteau came to pay his last respects at Proust's bedside, he was struck by the sight of all the notebooks: "That pile of paper... was still alive, like watches ticking on the wrists of dead soldiers".
Separately, the jury heard that in the previous week, on Friday 8 July, the day after the closure of the News of the World was announced, Rebekah Brooks and her personal assistant, Cheryl Carter, had arranged to remove from the company archive seven boxes allegedly containing all the notebooks Brooks had used from 1995 to 2007.
Pricing and availability All the notebooks are expected to be available by late July.
Keep all the notebooks, books and papers in a separate folder for home.
The Vaio brand and all the notebooks and computers produced under it will be sold to investment fund Japan Industrial Partners for an undisclosed fee.
Virtually all the notebook's expansion ports (including four USB and one mini-FireWire) reside along the right side, with icon labels along the top edge so you can identify them without craning your head around to the side.
All of the notebooks have stories half-written in them, or stray sentences in search of a home, or musings that are none of anyone's business.
Dell said the batteries in question were installed in 2.4 million laptops sold in the United States and 1.4 million elsewhere, the total accounting for about 18% of all of the notebooks Dell sold during that time.
But not all the new notebooks hitting the market this week will have Intel chips.
