The phrase "all these expressions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group of expressions that have been previously mentioned or are being discussed.
Example: "In this context, all these expressions convey a similar meaning and can be used interchangeably."
Alternatives: "all these phrases" or "all these terms".
The First Amendment protects all these expressions in both private and public settings, and gives no one a heckler's veto to muzzle speech or eradicate a display with which they personally disagree.In other words, there is no right not to be offended, Mr Klukowski argues.
Now let us substitute all these expressions into the characteristic determinant (3.5).
However, all these expressions include TW distribution and Curtiss formula that are hard to evaluate numerically online in addition to the considered asymptotic assumptions which are not necessarily practical.
All these expressions have a low accuracy.
All these expressions only depend on the reference flow variables and the displacement vector of the fluid particles due to the perturbation.
All these expressions may still be heard in various parts of Britain, but chiefly in remote rural areas.
Then a clustering algorithm is employed on all these expression patterns and the cluster means are regarded as the "prototypes".
One characteristic shared by all these expression data sets is high dimensionality (many factors) but low volume (few sample points).
It should be noted that all these expression analyses were carried out by northern blot or quantitative PCR on whole-tumor specimens.
In summary, the functional relevance of all these expression studies in terms of the role of hormones in fruit ripening is limited.
Watch for some, a combination of, or all of these expressions or behaviors: Watch for some, a combination of, or all of these expressions or behaviors: If your dog brings items to you, such as sticks, balls, and other toys that they have, return the favor.
