The phrase "all things organic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to everything related to organic products, practices, or concepts, often in discussions about food, agriculture, or lifestyle choices.
Example: "In our store, we prioritize all things organic, from fresh produce to eco-friendly household items."
Alternatives: "everything organic" or "all organic matters".
Has our national obsession with all things organic progressed to where someone is now selling a gourmet version of the Chia Pet?
In the shadow of a Superfund site and between two neighborhoods that would seem to cry out for all things organic, the area remains underdeveloped; and Whole Foods has opened four other stores in Manhattan.
Most of the farmers in MOO Milk got into the organic dairy business in 2005, when Hood approached them to help it meet the booming demand for all things organic.
— Nick Fox The New York Times: Maria Rodale, the publishing executive and advocate for all things organic, admits to being spotted once chowing down on non-organic potato chips in an Iowa airport.
It is not just residents of Boulder, a mecca for all things organic and spiritual, who flock to Ms. Frederick's "career intuition boot camp" and individual sessions in person or over the phone.
And Mr. Hoffman, and his wife, Susan Rosenfeld, began exalting all things organic, sustainable and humanely raised at Savoy, in SoHo, a full decade before Mr. Barber did likewise at Blue Hill.
St Nicholas Street, 0117 930 0066, brooksguesthousebristol.com, doubles from £70 B&B Owner Fran Jones promises not to preach but she is passionate about the environment, and her newly refurbished B&B is a temple to all things green, organic and fair.
We live in the marketing age of all things natural, organic, and sustainable.
Black carbon is not emitted alone, but mixed with other things—organic molecules and various oxides of sulphur and nitrogen.
"Vedic engineering," following the holistic principles of the Maharishi that call for, among other things, organic farming and transcendental meditation.
Well, if I didn't think the couple might find the description objectionable, I'd say a mini-supermarket devoted to things organic.
