The phrase 'in all round' is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to express that something is complete or comprehensive. For example, "This book provides an in all round understanding of the subject."
"What d'you call one of them there?" The boy tucked his shirt in all round: "AG 12".
And the harbour is shut in all round by high mountains, from which the high seas are to be seen, as also Sardo,106 and a considerable stretch of the shore on either side.
Having a low labour turnover can result in higher costs in employee training, general production and also a decrease in all round efficiency.
But in all-round terms, Carter has performed, and continues to perform, at an astonishing level.
American wrestlers won three gold medals at the Goodwill Games today, while Soviet gymnasts swept the medals in all-round competition, again shutting out a disappointing American team.
They see their country as crime-ridden, shabby, lacking opportunities and rewards for people of their age and generally in all-round decline.
Surveys repeatedly confirm that after regular lessons in critical thinking there is a striking improvement in all-round performance, particularly among the most disadvantaged pupils.
In general, I'd expect the biggest gains in all-round performance to come from having an SSD and more memory rather than a (literally) hotter processor.
The sidewall ACV has several advantages over the amphibious craft, although its use is confined to water: first, water propellers can be used, allowing a much greater freedom of control, especially at low speeds; second, the sidewalls themselves give the craft better stability and reduce the problems that are inherent in all-round flexible skirts.
Once again, the two at the top - Martina and Chris - were easily categorized, and pitted, as "natural" and "machine". But the fact is that both Billie Jean and Chris, and Martina and Chris, are much closer in all-round natural ability than they are different in any respect.
Interestingly, having been cheerleaders for Fifa through summer, TV channels spent much of the rest of the year attacking the organisation, culminating in all-round excoriation for its decision to take the World Cups of 2018 and 2022 into, er, new territory.
