The phrase "all these established" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group of things or concepts that have been recognized or accepted as valid or true.
Example: "In our discussion, we will focus on all these established theories that have shaped our understanding of the subject."
Alternatives: "all these recognized" or "all these accepted".
Therefore, all these genes established a compact bovine SERPINA3 family with at least eight functional members and one pseudogene.
Given the evolutionary conservation of CBF/DREB regulon between temperate and warm-season plants, all these findings established the prominent role of this pathway in the cold stress global regulatory networks of plants in general.
In all, these studies establish the extent of thermodynamic and structural pre-organization of folding of this model globular protein, and achieve the calculation of macromolecular stability ab initio, as required for ab initio structure prediction, genome annotation, and drug design.
However, in the present paper, we show that all these results established in [6] and [7] are in the fact equivalent with well-known ordinary fixed point results in literature.
"All these major established artists reaching out," she frowns.
All these elaborately established interstices unfolded like flattened origami when the Twin Towers came down.
All these results established that OsGAMyb is a key regulator allowing differential responses of α-amylase genes to sugar depletion and GA in the endosperm and embryo by virtue of its interaction with GARE in GARC-promoters (Table 2).
All these results established the effect of the VMT on rotorod motor learning in the moue.
All these pieces establish a climate all too well known in modern dance: studentlike; serious; worthy; mainly heavy-footed; theatrically tepid.
All these efforts establish the theoretical foundation for control strategy of stability improvement.
