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Yes, "一切顺利" (yí qiè shùn lì) is a formal expression meaning "Everything is going all right. All goes well." It is a common expression used to wish someone good luck or to express that something is going well.
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一切顺利 (yí qiè shùn lì) is a commonly used phrase in Chinese that means "Everything is going all right" or "All goes well". It is often used as a well-wishing phrase to express hope and good wishes for someone's future endeavors or current situation.
For example, if someone is about to take an important exam, you can say "祝你一切顺利" (zhù nǐ yí qiè shùn lì) which means "I wish you all the best" or "I hope everything goes well for you". This phrase can also be used in a business setting, such as before a meeting or negotiation, to express good wishes for a successful outcome.
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