The phrase "everything that involves" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a variety of different activities or tasks that are related to a particular subject. For example, "I'm interested in learning about everything that involves artificial intelligence."
But, as with almost everything that involves our Pakistani allies, things were not as they seemed.
"We're very inclusive of everything that involves Black White Denim but also outside of that so we might post pictures of a coffee shop we visit," says Davies.
"It addresses everything, the entire bilateral relationship on science and technology with respect to NASA and everything that involves OSTP," he says.
He doesn't quite understand, I don't think, everything that involves in our lives all the time here on the dairy farm".
As with everything that involves religion in Northern Ireland, the parade route and the Twelfth in general is a deeply contentious issue.
As with everything that involves religion in Northern Ireland, the parade rout and the Twelfth in general is a deeply contentious issue.
Using that infrastructure, with respect to everything that involved the administration of power, the emperor made himself the best-informed person in the history of the world.
And, to be honest, perceptions are probably affected by the fact that in 1989 everything that involved SAW was regarded as a piece of unbridled cynicism, in this case probably unfairly.
Like almost everything else that involves Palin – who, despite her habit of avoiding interviews in what she calls the "lamestream media," has still not ruled out a run for the 2012 Presidency – the broadsides are receiving endless attention.
I'm getting Denmark (The Killing, The Bridge), The Fall, even a hint of Endeavour, with young DS Boyce; plus everything else that involves reluctant, unretiring cops with demons and difficult partnerships etc.
