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'bringing it all together' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use 'bringing it all together' when you are looking to emphasize the sense of completion of a process or task. For example, "We've put a lot of hard work into this project, and now it's time to bring it all together."
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Apparently ScanZ also learns about your habits and your skin, bringing it all together in a personal "beauty map", so its recommendations and predications are supposed to get smarter over time.
Epilogue: Bringing it all together: Where are we?
"He has a way of bringing it all together and crystallizing your vision".
"They tend to think in departmental terms, and don't make maximum use of bringing it all together.
"But there wasn't in the city council a mechanism for bringing it all together so as to trigger action".
"I think it just needs coordination and support to bringing it all together, or getting one really good local title that is a hit with the local gamers".
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I brought it all together.
"This play brought it all together".
Finally, it was King's divine vocals, full of aching tenderness, that brought it all together.
"But there was nothing," according to Mr. Brennan, "that brought it all together".
In a way, he was the one who brought it all together".
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