The phrase "all types of barriers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various forms of obstacles or hindrances in a particular context, such as social, physical, or psychological barriers.
Example: "The organization aims to address all types of barriers that prevent individuals from accessing education."
Alternatives: "all kinds of obstacles" or "various forms of barriers".
I have experienced the devastating effects of all types of barriers firsthand in both work and in my academic environments.
Positive correlations emerged between social constraints and all types of barriers to receiving mental health services.
Several child and family characteristics were associated with almost all types of barriers, except for irrelevance of treatment.
Furthermore, we found a negative association between perceived adherence and all types of barriers; recommendations that were more adhered to in practice, received lower rates on barriers.
However, the relationship between child survival and physical barriers to health became insignificant after adjusting for women characteristics in Model 7. Model 8 (final model) examines the influence of all types of barriers to health care and other selected factors on child survival.
"When a riot escalates into a popular insurrection and begins to break down all types of social barriers – that's what this game is about".
The extent to which all four types of barriers predicted mental health service use was assessed.
Patients with higher social constraints (perceived problems discussing the illness experience with significant others) reported higher levels of all four types of barriers.
Through direct observation of visits and analysis of transcripts of the audiotaped encounters, we identified examples of all three types of barriers described in the Precede/Proceed framework (predisposing, enabling, and reinforcing).
We do not report the results from all articles; however this reviewing strategy ensured saturation of all types of facilitators and barriers reported in the literature.
