The phrase "all this coincides" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how different events, ideas, or situations align or correspond with each other.
Example: "The findings from the research study and the recent trends in the market suggest that all this coincides with a shift in consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "all this aligns" or "all this corresponds".
All this coincides with some of the best Bucs pitching we've seen in a few years.
All this coincides with the start of the election campaign.Nicaragua's constitution limits presidents to two non-consecutive terms.
All this coincides with New York City's Brazilian bash, centering on the major Guggenheim Museum survey, "Brazil: Body and Soul," which opens on Oct. 12.
All this coincides with the onset of an acrimonious court case over her now-defunct magazine, Rosie.
All of this coincides with President Trump's unprecedentedly high disapproval rating, which spiked above 50percentt according to Monday's Gallup poll. .
All of this coincides with President Trump's unprecedentedly high disapproval rating, which spiked above 50percentt according to Monday's Gallup poll.
All this coincided with the advent of social media and super-small devices that created the new notion of the independent multimedia journalist.
All this coincided with an explosion in logging, which began destroying the habitat of pigeons just as hunters were destroying the pigeons themselves.
All this coincided with the US-led coalition's bombing campaign against Isis targets, which curtailed other income streams such as oil, livestock and crops from seized areas.
All this coincided with the political infighting in which Mr Lage was ousted, during which "all financial and budgetary discipline was blown away", according to a foreign businessman.
All this coincided with the opening of the FA's own centre of excellence at St George's Park, yet Dyke still believes there is a case for going further.
