The phrase "all three describes" is not correct in English.
It should be "all three describe." You can use the corrected phrase when referring to three subjects that perform the action of describing something.
Example: "All three describe the same phenomenon in different ways."
Alternatives: "all three depict" or "all three illustrate".
All three described themselves as fairly typical young women of Raqqa.
All three described feeling peaceful and reverent at the time of his passing.
The statement did not explain their votes, but all three described their concerns in the weeks before the meeting.
All three described an extensive system of corruption, in which money was collected from anyone doing business with the city.
All three describe themselves as "matte", and all are fibbing slightly – but if you're over 30 and fearful, that works in your favour.
These are not the employee attributes that build fast-growth companies, but all three describe a group of employees that fast growth entrepreneurs must confront when hiring.
And some networks were chafing at what the executives at all three described as an uncompromising approach to when and where Mr. Obama would grant the anchor interviews, which are to take place outside the war zone.
All three described their candidacies as opening salvos in a long-term battle to gain political acceptance for immigrants in a region that is diversifying rapidly but sometimes contentiously, and to motivate more of them to join the electoral fray.
All three described their children as the most important thing in their lives and said their decision had been influenced by the need to give the children they already had the necessary support.
The present authors are unaware of any research that has investigated the relative contributions of satellite imagery and all three described components of GIS spatial data in prediction of forest dimensions.
