The phrase "all three presentations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific set of three presentations that have been previously mentioned or are known to the audience.
Example: "After reviewing all three presentations, I believe we can make a more informed decision."
Alternatives: "the trio of presentations" or "all of the three presentations".
We'll have the video of all three presentations up soon.
Overall, 46.9% chose to take medication after viewing all additional information and all three presentations compared to 66.6% that opted for medication on the first decision.
In this study, negatively framed information appears to have resulted in decisions that were least consistent with decisions that were made by all of the participants after they were more fully informed and had seen all three presentations, but participants shown all three presentations were significantly more likely to have decided to take medication on the first decision.
We also considered which group made decisions that were the most consistent with the "more fully informed" second decision, made by the participants after they had seen all three presentations and been provided more detailed information.
Afterwards, all participants were shown additional information about hypertension and its treatment (Figure 5), shown all three presentations in a block-randomized sequence, and asked to reconsider their original decision and indicate anew if they would take antihypertensive medication.
There were still statistically significant (p = 0.004) differences in the proportion of people deciding to take medication on the second decision after all four groups had been shown all three presentations.
For the first time, all four presentations will be Atlanta Opera productions.
Of the 84 pilots ordered by the big four networks, more than half (44) were comedies and all four presentations were dominated by sitcoms, from Outsourced, NBC's take on Indian call centres, to Running Wilde, Fox's much-anticipated new comedy from the team behind Arrested Development.
All five presentations of the Knight's Cross to members of the division are disputed and cannot be verified at the German National Archive.
After all nine presentations are over, Govan makes an announcement of good news: Museum trustee Tisch, who is not in the room, has donated a third of the price tag on the Horn piece, which is $950,000.
In control rats, most A1 neurons responded with similar spike bursts to all six presentations up to 12.5 p.p.s.
