The phrase "all-round qualities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a person or thing that possesses a wide range of skills or attributes.
Example: "Her all-round qualities make her an excellent candidate for the leadership position."
Alternatives: "versatile attributes" or "well-rounded characteristics".
These are all-round qualities beloved of spectators everywhere but which mean the possessor of them has to watch it.
The competition's history is 17 years old, but this is a rare team, from the defensive strength of Rob Kearney at full-back to the all-round qualities of Cian Healy at loosehead prop, with the peerless Brian O'Driscoll limping but somehow imperious in the middle.
After falling behind before they had touched the ball they defeated Holland with the sort of performance that had made them such overwhelming favourites before the marvellous all-round qualities of the Dutch side began to sow the seeds of doubt in German minds.
He also proved his all-round qualities with some handy spells of off-spin.
"Alex Cusack showed his all-round qualities and Ed Joyce looked composed in his first innings on tour while Kevin struck the ball very well.
"I've admired Jacob's all-round qualities for some time now and his Twenty20 experience, which he has gained from global competitions, is a major plus factor," added Worcestershire coach Steve Rhodes.
Verdict: It's all-round quality, on reflection.
Key player: Andrew Hall: Another year of all-round quality from the captain looks vital.
A rider of his all-round quality might not normally be 1hr 39min down on general classification, but illness ravaged his first week.
There were several reasons for this – he had the all-round quality of versatility more common to the writer trying his hand everywhere than to the established man.
Dev provided the all-round quality and he would be supported in the bowling attack by Roger Binny, the promising 20-year-old Chetan Sharma, slow left-armer Maninder Singh, as well as Amarnath and Shastri.
