The phrase "among all communities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a comparison or relationship involving multiple communities.
Example: "The initiative was well-received among all communities, highlighting the importance of inclusivity."
Alternatives: "within all communities" or "across all communities".
This caused great exasperation among all communities in Lebanon.
But the figures show something else as well – that among all communities and in all parts of Britain, our old passion for self-improvement remains vivid.
His Holocaust work was both scholarly and practical; he was committed to spreading knowledge of it among all communities in Britain and to that end always adopted a broad historical view, setting the Jewish experience in the context of the many European tragedies of the 30s and 40s.
This major failure of the modern Arab world reflects the weaknesses of both the state-building endeavor of the past three generations as well as the inability of majorities among all communities to stop the ravages committed by a small minority of militants among them.
In order to prevent explosions, governments at all levels must carry out training and drills regularly among all communities.
Patrick McGuire, of Thompsons solicitors, representing a number of the families, said: "In my opinion, the case for a public inquiry is utterly unanswerable and if one is not announced then there can only be a backlash among not only the families affected by this but the whole of Scotland, because I have never seen a group of people with a wider support among all communities".
Among all the communities that exist in social media, there is a need to distinguish those who are active and more important in the graph.
The modes of improvement for community clouds include reducing costs and addressing the "fixed amount of bandwidth and data storage shared among all community members" ([3], p.25).
This resonates with recent calls for high coverage among all community members across the range of transmission settings [24] where it is also recognized that individuals older that five years contribute to transmission.
These strategies were designed to change community norms and reduce risk for HIV infection among all community members, irrespective of whether they participated directly in the intervention.
Although not a requirement among all community networks, patient representation within the IDND ensures patient input in the decision-making process and project development.
