The phrase "all the practicalities" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the various practical details or considerations involved in a situation or task.
Example: "Before we proceed with the project, let's discuss all the practicalities to ensure everything is in order."
Alternatives: "all the details" or "all the logistics".
When preparing for the loss of a pet, you also need to prepare for all the practicalities that follow.
"So what the Government believes is term dates - (which) have been raised by a number of people today actually - that this is an issue which should be dealt with locally in negotiation and cooperation across an area so that it can take into account the educational needs of the students in the schools and all the practicalities in the school year..."....
The families who lived through that time may not understand all the practicalities of filmmaking, but they certainly understand their own story.
The idea of a new life and a new start may sound good, however, with all the practicalities can be very stressful.
Loro Piana's version keeps all the practicality intact but increases the luxury quotient: The "San Francisco," in double-faced "baby cashmere," is made from the first combings of Hyrcus goat kids from the mountains of Inner Mongolia.
Its walls held shelves of all the simple practicalities of a remote mountain existence.
This is all interwoven with the practicalities of being hot or cold while the world around us is blotted out or lit up, a brass handle or a shopfront suddenly picked out by the sun.
When invited to discuss their practical experiences of the rapid tests, practitioners' views highlighted five key subthemes, all relating to the practicalities of RADTs.
Even without all these practicalities, the moral of Dr. Clancy's story is clear: science should represent truth, not wishful thinking.
Is the notion of citizen-driven change a viable solution for a city hall amid all the administrative practicalities?
