The phrase "all underwriting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, insurance, or risk assessment, typically referring to the entire process or scope of underwriting activities.
Example: "The report covers all underwriting practices implemented over the last fiscal year."
Alternatives: "entire underwriting process" or "complete underwriting activities".
I.P.O.'s accounted for a larger share of all underwriting fees, rising to about 34percentt in 2000 from 31percentt last year.
It looked at several cities, and concluded San Francisco, for one, "had violated all underwriting traditions and precedents by not burning up" despite numerous fire and safety hazards in the city.
According to Thomson Financial, Nikko Salomon Smith Barney had the biggest underwriting share of public offerings last year, winning more than a third of all underwriting deals by value.Some foreigners have approached the retail market indirectly, by selling products through traditional local brokers, as well as through new online brokers.
ASSOCIATED PRESS Sinopec Stock Offering Was Lucrative for Goldman | In a $3.1 billion stock offering by Sinopec this week, Goldman Sachs "pocketed all underwriting and brokerage fees associated with the deal, at a time when banks are scrambling for roles in the region's equity capital market," Reuters reports.
But all underwriting credits must be in keeping with the noncommercial nature of public television, which means that our credits must be free of such promotional conventions as calls to action, superlative description or qualitative claims, price information and endorsements, among others.
Like clockwork, H.R. 3200 then kills all underwriting discretion.
Academic freedom, after all, underwrites our shared vocation of legal scholarship.
Also of importance were the 382-unit building's family-friendly amenities — including a bowling alley, a basketball court and a swimming pool — all underwritten by modest common charges of $600 per month.
Growth in the Chinese middle class and the increasing sophistication of its manufacturing base have whetted the country's appetite for high-end consumer and industrial goods, all underwritten by a cheap yen.
Why did the new transparent system respond last week to my Observer column on refereeing standards by passing a gagging order backed by a £10,000 threat, all underwritten by a slur on my integrity?
The program was similar to the sponsored seasons that the National Theater in London inaugurated in the summer of 2003, with Travelex underwriting all the tickets at the company's largest auditorium, the Olivier, so they cost just £10 (about $20).
