The phrase "at all edges" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that occurs or is applicable at every boundary or limit of an object or area.
Example: "The design should ensure that the color gradient is consistent at all edges of the canvas."
Alternatives: "along all borders" or "at every edge".
The back is glossy plastic (white or dark blue), rounded at all edges and corners.
The considered laminates are simply supported at all edges and furthermore subjected to elastic rotational restraints at the unloaded edges.
The Navier's solution for shell panel with the simply supported boundary condition at all edges is presented.
The novel solutions have been validated by analytical 3D and 2D Navier type solutions for plates simply supported at all edges.
The buckling analysis of cross-ply laminated conical shell panels with simply supported boundary conditions at all edges and subjected to axial compression is studied.
Unlike the conventional design of using a single piece of IPMC material clamped at all edges, we use several IPMC actuators (clamped at single edge) to drive elastic thin films.
The best genetically selected heterodimer displayed similar thermodynamic stability and specificity as a rationally designed dimer with predicted ion pairs at all edge positions.
Common substructures exhibit significantly higher scores compared to random substructures at all edge levels, indicating that the discovered subgraphs are functionally significant.
As expected, the similarity scores of SGCancer subgraphs are substantially higher than those of the SGRand subgraphs at all edge-group levels tested.
Patterns identified in this study exhibited significantly higher scores compared to the random ones at all edge-group levels indicating that these patterns are functionally cohesive modules.
The best results are achieved when blocking is installed at all edge and end joints.
