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The phrase "all the stores" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to every store in a particular area or context.
Example: "I visited all the stores in the mall to find the best deals."
Alternatives: "every store" or "all the shops".
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In the wide Campo San Moise, all the stores were closed for the holidays.
In the wide Campo San Moisè, all the stores were closed for the holidays.
"What good is renting out all the stores if shoppers can't find parking?" he asked.
I'll check out all the stores and see what I can afford".
I love Apple stuff, but I can't stand the fact that the prices are the same at all the stores.
Then you noticed that there were blocks with no lights at all, the stores gray and dark.
On certain streets all the stores and shops have been looted.
But until I hit 7th, almost all the stores were still open and the sidewalks all crowded with shoppers.
All the stores were full.
"All the stores want to improve".
All the stores, all the restaurants, everything.
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