The phrase "all the substantial" is not correct and sounds incomplete in written English.
It may be intended to refer to significant or important aspects of something, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "We need to focus on all the substantial issues that affect our project."
Alternatives: "all the significant" or "all the important".
All in all, the substantial advances made by Copenhagen put the world on a trajectory beyond 2°warming by the end of this century.
Anyone who holds this, he argues, implicitly assumes that the passage from ignorance to perfect cognition (notitia perfecta) is mediated by the knowledge of all the substantial forms of the object in question, from the more general to the more particular.
All the substantial political changes have been put in place.
For all the substantial administrative and economic difficulties the Philadelphia Orchestra has endured in recent seasons, the ensemble itself remains in exceptionally good shape.
When Curtain, the last episode, is shown - at a date undetermined, but likely to involve a major secular-religious festival - Suchet will have played Poirot in 70 episodes that cover all of the substantial fictions that were written about him.
The tip work function ϕ tip remains constant for all measurements; the substantial difference in V CPD is therefore the consequence of the Fermi level shift within different ZnO films.
17 The authors concluded that "in these populations, most, but not all, of the substantial social inequalities in adult male mortality during the 1990s were due to the effects of smoking".
The Times redacted all the names, substantial sections of the e-mails and even whole e-mails.
Plots show that, for all the exposures, more substantial measurement error adjustments arise if larger measurement errors are assumed.
In all, the votes of the substantial Muslim minority are crucial.
