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The phrase "all these pieces" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple components or elements of a whole, often in a context where you are discussing their significance or relationship.
Example: "After reviewing all these pieces of evidence, we can draw a more accurate conclusion about the case."
Alternatives: "all these parts" or "all these elements".
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"All these pieces".
You could put all these pieces together.
Are all these pieces of paper bills, he says.
Malone then returned to sports: "All these pieces fit, Rupert.
In all these pieces composers listen rather than speak.
"Having all these pieces under one roof will be extraordinary".
But you get all these pieces and it's a puzzle.
So why do they grab all these pieces of eight from the world's hapless film fans?
And it is traditional enough to pull all these pieces together into a coherent tale.
"With all these pieces coming together properly... the turbines will shut down," said Andrews.
The way all these pieces fitted together into a Swiss-watch-like mechanism was beautiful.
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