The phrase "all types of interactions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to various forms or categories of interactions in a specific context, such as social, professional, or digital interactions.
Example: "The study aims to analyze all types of interactions that occur in online communities."
Alternatives: "all forms of interactions" or "every kind of interaction".
Rather than study all types of interactions between headquarters and subsidiary executives (including video, telephone, email, and headquarters' requests for written information and reports), we chose to focus on visits from the head office.
All types of interactions are treated equally.
As for limitations, we can point out that, although the system used as basis for our case study is a real system and was chosen carefully to illustrate the proposed extensions, it may not be comprehensive enough to represent all types of interactions that can occur.
If all types of interactions impose constraints on sequence evolution, this correlation would generally be expected.
It also shows that even for interactions that are very frequent in the literature, the majority is still not confirmed by high-throughput experiments which might be because high-throughput experiments do not capture all types of interactions described in the literature (see above).
All types of interactions were selected for searching.
Analysis of two-flow topologies is widely used in literature to understand the complex interactions in general multi-hop wireless networks, and analysis of subset of four nodes is suitable to explain all types of interaction that can exist in realistic wireless network deployments.
Our system, named DAS for Molecular Interactions (DASMI), is sufficiently generic to support all types of interaction data described above.
The use of a mean measure, rather than a single measure (e.g. latency to proximity), allowed us to adequately convey the occurrence of all types of interaction with the items.
However, the overall performance of the FoldX force field was satisfactory especially in the light of a recent report that no empirical potential predicts correctly all types of interaction [ 61].
