The phrase "all the reliance" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where you want to emphasize the totality of reliance on something or someone, but it may require additional context for clarity.
Example: "In this project, we placed all the reliance on the new software to deliver accurate results."
Alternatives: "complete reliance" or "entire dependence".
For all the practice races, all the reliance on instinct to take over, when he takes his place on the starting block, the noise of the stadium swirling around him, it won't be a day like any other, will it?
The even quieter injunction: "Other way") and other nice Mercurio touches, such as that fact that for all the reliance on computer technology there's no titting about in theatre with iPads: still nothing like a cheap Biro and swift small capitals on a Post-It note held with some urgency against a window.
It's just that, with all the reliance on data and algorhithms and "brands" (and this is a pattern repeated across the industry as a whole), it all feels so soulless.
From all the reliance on military tech you might say the phone should just give him a piece of military hardware.
Worst of all, the funds' reliance on leverage increases the scale of disaster when things go wrong.
For, after all, the most reliance-inspiring conduct on the subject's part is exactly the conduct that it would be most advantageous for him to fake if he wanted to hoodwink the observer.
With the physical barriers all but removed, the reliance of copyright holders on the law may be straining it beyond its capacity to be effective.
(Senior Manager, Non-Clinical Services) All participants noted the reliance of hospitals on hand hygiene audits to measure hand hygiene performance.
It should be unnecessary to dwell on the extreme dangers posed by one central element of the predatory obsessions that are producing calamities all over the world: the reliance on fossil fuels, which courts global disaster, perhaps in the not-too-distant future.
One similarity among all three departments is the reliance on colleagues within their own department when facing teaching problems.
Problems arise at several different levels with this more recent S-naturalism, though all are traceable to the reliance on the new theory of reference.
