The phrase "all the practicality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the practical aspects or benefits of a situation, idea, or object.
Example: "In designing this product, we considered all the practicality it could offer to the users."
Alternatives: "all the usefulness" or "all the practicality involved".
"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 idea of a new life and a new start may sound good, however, with all the practicalities can be very stressful.
Its walls held shelves of all the simple practicalities of a remote mountain existence.
She is sent to Cuba on the ill-fated ship St . Louisand ends up interned in Canada, where she seduces Anton with all the healthy practicality of an Old World girl who wants out.
The introduction of training lists has previously been proposed as a solution and this measure gained overwhelming support by all the respondents, however, the practicalities of arranging such lists, selecting suitable patients and determining who is going to bear the financial cost is something that may prove impossible to resolve[ 10].
Is the notion of citizen-driven change a viable solution for a city hall amid all the administrative practicalities?
"In rehearsal we'd be talking about how there are all the different practicalities in why they go from domestic to international adoption, which resonated with me in particular," he explained.
His grandfather, Zaki, runs the shop of the title in a dusty corner of Hammersmith, while longing "to live with my soul mate by my side, free from all the petty practicalities of life".
