The phrase "all the transformations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to every change or alteration that has occurred in a particular context, such as in a discussion about data, processes, or artistic works.
Example: "In this analysis, we will examine all the transformations that the dataset underwent during the processing phase."
Alternatives: "every transformation" or "all transformations".
Mary Murray, who runs Moneygall's sole bed-and-breakfast, told me that not all the transformations have been positive.
The CO insertion reaction is involved in all the transformations of [Fe(CO 4R]− into organic molecules.
After all, the transformations brought about by the advent of the penny press, in some ways, resemble the more recent ones caused by the Internet.
Like everyone else who loved him, I can't help grieving, even now, for all the transformations we lost 30 years ago when John Lennon was only 40.
When a congregation asks itself what it wants in a new rabbi or pastor, that questioning leads easily into puzzling over all the transformations in the culture affecting religion and religious institutions.
The Orwell who wrote about the playing fields of Eton would be shocked to discover that, for all the transformations that Britain has undergone, the lofty old school is still there, much as it always was, educating the upper classes to govern the country, wreck the City, and have lovely house parties.
After all, the transformation from hero to zero can be swift.
It is also because, for all the transformation of Indonesian politics, some aspects of 1965 still seem too close for comfort.
The second and third approach made the migration to Apache Flume extremely simple, as all the transformation logic was implemented within the storage layer.
As expected, the first approach was complex as all the transformation logic was in the custom data pipeline so the transformation logic had to be re-implemented into Apache Flume.
During the isothermal bainitic transformation in hypereutectoid steels alloyed with copper or copper and nickel, it was found that at all the transformation temperatures studied, the formation of equally copper supersaturated bainitic ferrite and cementite always occurred.
