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Discover LudwigThe phrase "all this produced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the results or outcomes generated by a particular process or situation.
Example: "The research was extensive, and all this produced significant findings that could change our understanding of the topic."
Alternatives: "all this generated" or "all this resulted in".
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All this produced few positive results.
All this produced international cries of protest.
All this produced alarmed murmurs among the attendees.
All this produced the kind of buzz no publicity budget, no matter how extravagant, can secure.
All this produced endless wailing in the media and caterwauling from politicians.
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Since he and his wife have become born-again Christians and now preach abstinence, not condoms, in the battle against HIV/Aids, all this produces snorts of contemptuous laughter from Kampala's middle classes.
All of this produced some incredibly volatile polling in 1980.
Following careful proof-reading (ISPOR stage 9) by all sites, this produced agreement on the final CDIS with staff and service user versions in five languages.
All this produces an ionic milieu unsuitable to the survival of the nucleus.
And what all this produces besides insanely loud pounding is enormous amounts of concrete and brick dust.
All of this produces seemingly contradictory trends.
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