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The phrase "all this arises" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is the result or consequence of previous events or conditions.
Example: "In the context of our discussion, all this arises from the fundamental principles we established earlier."
Alternatives: "all this comes from" or "all this stems from".
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As a result, the continuous cycle of change – spurred on by greater knowledge and technological advances and confrontations with new and untreatable diseases – serves to alter the identity and nature of the medical profession, and out of all this arises a constant degree of uncertainty.
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One such structure is the star, where all factors point to one; this arises when experts list all the contributors to insurgency but do not yet zoom out to consider second-order contributors as well as interactions.
This all arises from the media frenzy over what we are now calling "coward punches" – a few assaults with tragic consequences that have provoked outrage in certain quarters.
Although this news all arises from an anonymous source speaking to Billboard, it's interesting to think about how Mars would make his mark on a viewing audience that usually tips over the 100 million mark.
RIDING -- [To Mr. Ritchie] You didn't feel ready to move to the United States -- is that when this all arose?
From our attorney: "He said this all arose from a misunderstanding.
Nor is it mysterious how this all arose from the standpoint of natural selection.
This arose from associations with all subtypes.
All inspiration arises from the void of emptiness.
"It can feel a bit like a love affair – but as with love affairs, the intensity doesn't automatically secure its future," says Feast. "Over time, little things can irritate you and because there's all this history questions arise.
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