The phrase "all this productive" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "all this is productive"? You can use the corrected phrase when discussing the effectiveness or usefulness of a situation, task, or activity.
Example: "After reviewing our recent projects, I can confidently say that all this is productive for our team's growth."
Alternatives: "all this is beneficial" or "all this is effective."
Worst of all is this: "Productive writers can be retained and unproductive ones can be released (thanks to the web stats, this can be determined scientifically: look at a several years of click data and it will be crystal clear)." And when Blodget says "productive," he isn't talking about how many articles or words, let alone how much quality work, a writer puts out.
All in all, this was a productive trip, where I was able to juggle work on two coral reef sustainability projects.
This interaction includes all the productive possibilities that the entrepreneur can see and take advantage of.
"We're not managing to generate enough demand to absorb all these productive resources in the economy".
Somewhere in between all this activity -- Erté was productive almost till the day he died at 97 in 1990 -- he managed to eat, drink and be merry in Monte Carlo, Majorca, Barbados, Hollywood and Paris, where Elsa Schiaparelli once painted butterflies on the windows and mirrors of his apartment.
Is all this as simple, productive, health-giving and cost saving as it seems?
"But we also want to funnel all this energy into productive action". To that end, Wheeler and her husband, Philip, a business development manager in the pharmaceutical industry, have also organized a science expo at Pershing Square that will run from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Not all economically water productive feed products are significant contributors to milk yield.
The prospect of losing all four productive players was unappetizing.
Work is, after all, more productive and cheaper than prison or idleness.
