The phrase "all this description" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a detailed account or explanation of something that has been provided.
Example: "After reading all this description, I finally understand the complexities of the project."
Alternatives: "all this detail" or "this entire description".
Mr Mullin and Mr Benn, and also Alan Clark, the finest parliamentary diarist of the century, all fit this description.
Sofia Kaman, Rebecca Overmann, Lauren Wolfe, Erika Winters, Marian Maurer, Polly Wales, Jennifer Dawes, UK based Ruth Tomlinson and Jessica McCormack all fit this description and have helped broaden the scope of the market.
The tasks in the current study all fit this description.
Adjust says 11.4percentt of all apps fit this description, and 10percentt of all iOS apps haven't been touched by their developers since the days of the iPhone 4. Another way of looking at the situation is to count how many apps are truly ancient and abandoned.
All the description in this chapter is based on the assumption that CENs belonged to one carrier or service provider, and therefore the customer was always an on-net customer.
Virtually all Republicans fit this description.
It would be inappropriate, however, to exclude trials in which most but not all patients fit this description.
Being the only store in the US to sell those racks, they soon ended up in their possession, but they later sold them on eBay and neglected to write all this in the description.
All individuals answering to this description should be ordered to attend "The Wax," the new play by Kathleen Tolan, which opened last night at Playwrights Horizons.
Of course, there are countless towns that fit this description all over France, but as any regular traveller will tell you, it's hard to know from a glance at the map whether a short detour from the main road will find you a thriving small town with every amenity you could wish for, or a sleepy village with no fuel and a cafe that's closed most of the day.
