"suffer everything" is correct and can be used in written English.
It usually it conveys a sense of having endured all types of hardships, often with an emotional resonance. You can use it in formal and informal contexts. Example sentence: "After years of struggling with her mental health, she felt like she had suffered everything she could."
And perhaps it's a particularly valid point for a country that has suffered everything twice – at least two ideologies and as many foreign occupations.
The expedition goes badly: the entire Athenian army is killed or captured and the prisoners confined to quarries, where "they suffered everything which one could imagine might be suffered by men imprisoned in such a place".
Poorly run firms such as the two TruGreens, which suffered everything from scant systems investment to revolving-door turnover, can be bought for a song and then fertilised with strategic mergers and new management.
There is the historic injustice at the heart of the Kurdish story: as the world's largest ethnic group without a country of their own, they have suffered everything from cultural and economic oppression to genocide.
My marriage suffered, my daughter suffered, everything eventually fell apart.
But despite the large quantity, the quality of the fish at Turco's does not suffer and everything can be cleaned and prepared to order.
In his keynote speech, McCann is expected to say: "Kate and I had the misfortune to suffer from everything the press could throw at us.
The limits of their power meant everything shoddy about this agreement: that the US and others could choose their own emissions targets; wouldn't be legally bound or on a strict timeline; and won't pay poorest countries, who have done practically nothing to create the problem but now suffer practically everything, what is needed to adapt to climate change.
But how could I suffer "losing everything" at the hands of online criminals when my bank has this policy posted on its Web site: "We guarantee that you will be covered for 100percentt of funds removed from your Wells Fargo accounts in the unlikely event that someone you haven't authorized removes those funds through our Online Services".
