The phrase "assent of all" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where agreement or approval from everyone involved is required or acknowledged.
Example: "The decision to proceed with the project was made with the assent of all members present at the meeting."
Alternatives: "consent of all" or "agreement from everyone".
Did the renewed assent of all its hearers to its principles have any such results?
The government sent a bland draft of this to Congress in April.Reform of coparticipación is hard: it requires the assent of all 24 provinces.
Without the assent of all of the rebel groups, however, it is unclear how effective the long-sought agreement, which was signed in the Zimbabwean capital, Harare, will be.
To many Iraqi leaders, his finest moment came with the completion of the interim constitution, an effort that succeeded in securing the assent of all 25 members of the Iraqi Governing Council and reconciling the desires of Iraq's tapestry of ethnic and religious groups.
There has been little public progress so far on achieving the demands, however, some of which are thought to require renegotiation of the EU's fundamental treaties and thus the assent of all the bloc's member state governments – many of whom have expressed public hostility to Mr Cameron's ideas.
According to that theory, the "truth condition of propositions is the potential assent of all others"; thus "the universal-pragmatic meaning of truth…is determined by the demand of reaching a rational consensus" (1971/2001, 89; cf. 86).
Several solutions to the trade in illicit antiquities have been suggested, but none have gained the assent or even the acquiescence of all interested parties.
Today's version requires the assent of three-fifths of all senators, in other words 60 out of the 100.It may sound arcane, but Rule XXII has big consequences.
A man complained about drivers who had grown increasingly hostile and inconsiderate on the roads, which drew nods of assent all around.
"There has for a long time been a bias that women can't draw superheroes," said Anina Bennett, a writer who drew nods of assent all around.
And we assent to all this because the writing at the level of the sentence is so sharp and good.
