The phrase "all these particularities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific details or characteristics of a subject or situation.
Example: "In our discussion, we must consider all these particularities to fully understand the implications of our decision."
Alternatives: "all these specifics" or "all these details".
Yet for all the particularity, these are the generic facts of war, not very different from those chronicled by Homer almost 3,000 years ago.
He seems to love and identify with Gemma just as Flaubert did with his Emma, and he also emerges with all the particularity of Flaubert's supporting cast of townsfolk.
And having them tell me their stories, that for all of the differences and all the particularities of their story, felt like they were telling me my story, of growing up gay in Kentucky in the early 90s, with this kind of very near and low horizon of possibility drawn across your life".
It shows that despite all the particularities of our cases, that transitory regimes, political composition and institutional outlook play a minor role in influencing transnational market processes.
Autonomy, beneficence, and justice, for example, might all figure in our deliberations about a particular issue, but their respective weight or importance can only be determined in medias res, given all the particularities of the case at hand.
When he accidentally befriends an African-American, the national story of race opens up for him in all its particularities -- or, rather, one fascinating set of them.
The all involved particularities of the problem description and modeling are highlighted, for example, parameterized operation times, non-strict precedence constraints, and parallel operations performing.
Last but not least, it is important to emphasize that due to the inability of the metalanguage (as of other languages, like XML Schema) in covering all NCL particularities, some minor features must be directly hardcoded on the source code of this component, e.g., the number of instantiated roles in a link element must match the number of defined roles in the causalConnector element.
These particularities illustrate the fact that experimental conditions are decisive.
