"put everything down" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to tell someone to place all of the items that they are holding onto a flat surface. For example: "Please put everything down on the table before we start."
"When people are out and they're among other people they need to just put everything down," he said.
If you are a fan of mystery, thriller or horror than put everything down and go read this book.
"While we were both still giddy with the pleasures she had evoked and the ease with which the details of each anecdote had surfaced, I suggested she go home right away and put everything down just as she had told it to me," Mrs. Jones wrote.
"I'm asking you, can you put everything down and hold space for me for the next 15 minutes?
"Good listeners really put everything down and focus on [the person in front of them]," he says.
Then, moments later, she said, "I put everything down on paper that I was thinking.
"I think we would both benefit from putting everything down in a 'living together' agreement and have been looking at different options on the internet," says Matthews.
The first, from a Manchester-based team, puts everything down to the higher threshold of sickness that patients must clear to be sent on to a ward at the weekend.
Williams puts everything down here: his bouts with crab lice, his palpitations of the heart, his sudden fits of morbid shyness when he can't get a word out, his dependence on barbiturates and martinis.
If, for example, one puts everything down to Chávez's "bad" behaviour without worrying about what leads intelligent voters to back him, one gives no importance to those voters' feelings and ideas.
On the other, it's the TalkSPORT veterans, putting everything down to passion, determination, leadership, desire, pride, witchcraft and astrology.
