The phrase "all to declare" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that the purpose of an action is to make a declaration or statement.
Example: "He worked tirelessly on the project, all to declare his commitment to the cause."
Alternatives: "just to announce" or "merely to state".
"We were right after all" to declare to the United Nations that the Bush administration was overstating the evidence, Dr. ElBaradei said.
Indeed, it is no stretch at all to declare the efforts by the large companies to suppress this simple call for the Citizens Rightss to Know as, well, un-American.
We are not looking for an escalation," Ms. Al-Kaabi said, suggesting that the Saudi-UAE led alliance was looking for a face-saving end to a crisis in which parties have dug in their heels, reducing margins for a way out that would allow all to declare victory.
Without these there is no power at all to declare an animal non-carrier.
For the progeny, the power to detect carriers and non-carriers is lower than for sires and even lower for dams, and if the dam is not assayed there is no power at all to declare her a non-carrier.
Moreover, we suppose that all the TOs declare to the IM the same maximal utility U i, i = 1, …, n.
The many disparate regional factions all seem to declare fierce loyalty to the last warlord who subdues them.
Patrick Cockburn is The Independent's Middle East correspondent Isis wants all Muslims to declare allegiance to its caliphate and the caliphate to rule all the world.
It is, after all, easier to declare your independence from Hollywood when Hollywood has already walked out the door.
To draw the line wherever private activity affects the demand for market goods is to draw no line at all, and to declare everything economic.
The deal, capping more than two years of negotiations, allows all sides to declare victory -- although it may be more to the liking of AT&T and Comcast.
