The phrase "all clear on" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something is understood, or that everything is in order with a situation. For example, you could say: "I just wanted to make sure we were all clear on the deadline for submitting the report."
Yesterday's ceremony was irresponsible and dangerous, a display of a regime wishing away its problems, akin to a hospital a declaring an All Clear on a virus because it's tired of the bad publicity.
The women we have spoken to at detention facilities in Karnes, Artesia, Berks and even Hutto when they still detained families, are all clear on one issue - they brought their children on this dangerous journey to the United States to protect them.
Nhulunbuy was given the all clear on Sunday evening.
At 10 30 p.m., the university announced "all clear" on its Twitter feed, adding, "Princeton Police have searched building, found nothing.
Miron's hiring and today's other executive moves come after the Office of Fair Trading gave Global's £375m GCap takeover the all clear on August 8.
That was all clear on the right side, where the pain was, apart from a little area, then they went across to the left side and there were two large dark lumps.
Liberia had been through the process before, having been given the all-clear on two separate occasions last year, with isolated cases popping up again.
The property was given the all-clear on Sunday morning and scene-of-crime officers are continuing investigations at the house on Monday.
After specialists gave the property the all-clear on Sunday morning, scene-of-crime officers went in to continue the investigation around Berezovsky's body, which remained in situ.
And he gave no hint as to whether he thought growth had cooled sufficiently that the Fed might be able to sound the all-clear on inflation.
"I got the all-clear on Jack's first birthday," she says, "and I thought, 'Life's going to be brilliant now.' I was euphoric.
