The phrase "all-encompassing term" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a term or concept that includes everything within its scope or definition. Example: "The phrase 'human rights' is an all-encompassing term that covers a wide range of rights and freedoms granted to individuals."
Faculty development is an all-encompassing term.
"Asian American" is an all-encompassing term and should be treated as such.
One of the problems is that SEN has become such an all-encompassing term that it's difficult to distinguish from "deserving" and "undeserving" cases.
Information security and ethics are defined as an all-encompassing term that refers to all activities needed to secure information and systems that supports educational center and students with practical educational frameworks.
I thought that the word — in my mind related to both the title of a favorite piece of music, Bach's "Goldberg Variations," and to the phrase, "Ladies, gentlemen, and variations thereupon" — was more fitting than attempting to find an all-encompassing term of gender classification.
Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS), is the all-encompassing term that includes the UAV, or drone.
Although the term 'defence response' was also over-represented among genes whose expression was higher in S/C and S/FR, the genes annotated with this all encompassing term had different functions.
The all-encompassing German term Altertumswissenschaft lurks somewhere in the background.
Hip, gritty Vesterbrø – once Copenhagen's meatpacking district with more butchers per square metre than anywhere else in Europe -- is fast evolving as the city's hub for unconventional bars and post-industrial hygge (the all-encompassing Danish term for anything cosy).
LGBTI (or the fuller version LBGTIQA+) is fairly all-encompassing as a term, covering boys liking boys, girls liking girls, liking both, liking people, not having a sexual attraction, being trans, being intersex, and more.
"Curb appeal" is one of those all-encompassing home decor terms that is thrown around when talking about everything from landscaping to house numbers to mailboxes.
