The phrase "all departures from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing deviations or variations from a standard, norm, or expected behavior.
Example: "The report highlights all departures from the original plan that occurred during the project."
Alternatives: "any deviations from" or "all variations from".
For the US and UK governments there clearly is, because all departures from the ideals of liberal democracy and social justice are rooted in "tradition".
Like all departures from anonymity, however, they facilitate repartee, and if an occasional retort is similarly posted, such as "Con Edison Men Making It Impossible for Traffic To Get Through This Street," or "Edison Bringing More Snafu," nobody should be too amazed.
All in all, McConaughey has four more films to be released over the next few months that are all departures from the rom-com stereotype.
Earlier reports suggested all departures from Brussels airport were to be cancelled due to problems transporting de-icing liquid to the airport.
"I started to eat my lunch to discover that all departures from the airport had been brought to a standstill by someone who sounded like they were eating their lunch," the anonymous respondent wrote of the incident that occurred 18 years ago.
Moreover, the definition of 'variant' has been a source of confusion because it has been based on all departures from the 'prototype' once isolated randomly from an ICC case.
The additive model assumes that we can capture all these departures from a deterministic relationship via the error e.
All these departures from convention made for a lopsided fashion week: Tom Ford and Jeremy Scott kicked things off on February 8th, Marc Jacobs closed out the festivities on the following Wednesday, and something of a chasm was left in between.
The BBC's coverage is fronted by Jake Humphreys and ITV's list no host at all, a departure from past years when a Clive James or Jonathan Ross would be watching the clock.
Monster High is not at all a departure from the norm: [I]t's just more of the same.
Under such "compressed gas" conditions, designers of partial condensation separation processes employing cooler-condensers can use the present formulation to account for all systematic departures from a familiar but degenerate limiting case: y1,satp1,saTdpdp)/p, no longer valid.
