The phrase "all thorough" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not a commonly used expression and may confuse readers due to its lack of clarity.
Example: "The report was all thorough, covering every aspect of the project in detail."
Alternatives: "completely thorough" or "entirely thorough."
The searches were not all that thorough, but they changed the atmosphere and gave everyone a sense of relief.
It will take months, even years, before all the thorough, independent professional assessments are in, which should not be surprising given Mr. Wolfram's undertaking.
It all felt thorough — West Germany working through its history, serving justice — but there was no escaping an impression of living a footnote.
I'm then required to give them all a thorough debriefing on what to do in any one of a number of worst-case scenarios, from a lost filing cabinet to the whole office going up in flames.
He sounds like an odd man, an interesting man: JB Priestley, a friend, described him as 'a Catholic, a medievalist, a craftsman who would have all men craftsmen, a thorough hater of all things modern.' My mum always talked about the brilliant games he would set up for her and her sisters and brother.
We identified an adult patient with t(8 14)+ T-ALL in whom a thorough clinico-laboratoristic investigation was performed, including the combined interphase (CI) FISH study of several genes potentially involved in T-ALL pathogenesis and the molecular evaluation of minimal residual disease (MRD).
"What is needed, once and for all, is a thorough, independent and fully professional investigation of what has happened," he said.
How did the decision affect the general public, if at all? Write a thorough analysis of the case and present it in class as an oral report.
To ensure safety in all conditions a thorough understanding of the impact of an extreme temperature environment is necessary.
This all implies a thorough understanding on many length and correspondingly time scales ranging from (sub- atomic to macrosub- atomic
