The phrase "all these press" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be an attempt to refer to multiple press releases or media outlets, but it lacks clarity and grammatical structure.
Example: "All these press releases have been issued to inform the public about the new policy changes."
Alternatives: "all this press coverage" or "all these press materials".
But Amy has declined all these press interviews, citing a busy schedule".
KG: I was at the Comedy Store recently and noticed that they've got all these press cuttings on the wall at the back.
They were making samples for the site on a fixed contract, when in 2010, Holloway suggested "we're making all these press samples for you, why don't we open a factory?" It wasn't an immediate success.
"What's frustrating is that there are all these press releases they [Mirror Image] put out.
It's clear, though, that all of these press releases and lawsuits are chess pieces in a huge behind the scenes battle going on right now: Content owners are trying to figure out what to do and how to do it before offline television dies.
"I just think all these little press releases saying 'We apologise if offence was caused, there was certainly no intention to offend' - well, of course there was intent to offend!
I actually was on a phone call about a blink 182 event for New York City at the time all these weird press releases started coming in... Apparently those releases were 'sanctioned' from the band.
These debates ensure that earthly infernos get all the press.
He is one of the first people to be invited to work with Pina Bausch's ensemble since Bausch died in 2009: "So there are now all these alarming press releases where I'm described as a choreographer," he says.
Someone -- who paid you a lot of cash -- actually liked what you got for him about all these stinkin' press people and their stinkin' negative articles.
"Look at all the press you've attracted.
