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The phrase "all to some extent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something applies to everyone or everything, but not uniformly or completely.
Example: "The challenges we face in this project affect all to some extent, whether it's time management or resource allocation."
Alternatives: "to varying degrees" or "to a certain degree".
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Poor brand and data integration, broken links or out-of-date information, blind alleys online and on the phone were all to some extent predictable, based on impressions about the products themselves.
Where we live, the house we own, and our family budget and schedule all, to some extent, revolve around making sure that we are doing the best we can for our children and their futures.
"We all to some extent rely on deduction and induction.
Today's personality politicians are all (to some extent) outsiders.
These are all, to some extent, magician's tricks.
The coalition has other bold ideas, all expensive and all, to some extent, chancy.
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They are all right to some extent, which is what makes the situation so complex.
It takes that visionary energy -- which we can all access to some extent -- to write a book.
I am willing to accept that we are all to some large extent strangers to ourselves, unaware of how we make the decisions that shape our lives.
The results showed that all investigated elements could be removed from all soils to some extent by EDR.
Britain can deal with all these things, to some extent.
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