The phrase "all the patterns" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a complete set of patterns in a specific context, such as in data analysis, design, or any field where patterns are relevant.
Example: "In our research, we analyzed all the patterns observed in the data to draw meaningful conclusions."
Alternatives: "every pattern" or "the complete set of patterns".
Or was he just playing all the patterns precisely and a little softly, without rancor?
He also began a long relationship with a friend of his youth, Clara Pollaczek, and quickly repeated all the patterns that had emerged in his marriage.
"When I come into a shop like this, I get very excited because of all the patterns," she said.
OF ALL the patterns in nature, one of the simplest, yet hardest to unpick, is that the further you travel from the tropics, the fewer species there are.
We're in Dalston, London, home to many a twentysomething fashion designer, sitting in the JW Anderson archive, which houses all the patterns and clothes from the label's five-year history.
Over all, the patterns suggest that despite the ethnic and sectarian animosity that has gripped the country, at least some Iraqis would rather continue to live in mixed communities.
Turns out, although I think I happened to know this anyway, like a spod who's spent too much time in Scottish rain, that the reason all the patterns are different is so the islanders could more quickly identify the family of the fisherman who'd been drowned.
In addition, all the patterns are read offline and stored in an array.
For instance, in Fig. 1, all the patterns shown are frequent homomorphic patterns and (P_4) is the only maximal pattern.
Without any additional optimization or curve fitting, almost all the patterns of S-parameters between the measured and the simulation of extracted data implemented with the extraction macro are less than 5%.
However, priorities should not single out individual excellent buildings or areas, but take into consideration all the patterns, also aesthetical, consistent with environmental sustainability and the settlement's morphology and resiliency, as a whole and in its interrelated parts.
