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The phrase "all those screenings" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple screenings, such as medical tests, film showings, or evaluations in a specific context.
Example: "After all those screenings, I finally received my test results."
Alternatives: "all the screenings" or "all these screenings".
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NH: And then the companies that have passed all those screenings go into our relative strength screens, which essentially means they have to have positive relative strength for three months, six months and then we buy the 30 companies with the best–.
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And as for all those enhanced screenings, well, maybe the screeners just like you.
This is my fourth year attending the festival; in previous years, all the screenings were held at one multi-screen theatre.
The barbecue will be fired up for all the screenings.
The new building, however, will not contain all the screenings associated with the 10-day film festival in September.
You have to know in those days you didn't have the big ads, you didn't have all the screenings around town, you didn't have the publicity.
Lots of things have been going on at all those Fifty Shades of Grey screenings you've desperately been trying not to think about your mom going to.
Thus, the odds ratio of being obese at the fourth and final screening were two times higher for participants with common mental disorder at all three preceding screenings than for those who were disorder-free at all previous screenings.
(Though Alex says Stratford Picturehouse didn't sell out; bit of a mystery, perhaps, as it's their closest cinema to Canary Wharf, and all those fancy-dress screenings floating about).
All CLAS screenings are free and open to the public.
All readings, screenings, and discussions will be in English.
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