The phrase "all diplomatic information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to any and all information related to diplomatic matters or activities.
Example: "The ambassador emphasized the importance of maintaining confidentiality regarding all diplomatic information shared during the negotiations."
Alternatives: "any diplomatic data" or "complete diplomatic details".
She was initially introduced as an informant, leaking diplomatic information to FBI Special Agent Fox Mulder to aid his investigation of paranormal cases, dubbed X-Files.
"They seem to have harnessed all their instruments of national power — military, diplomatic, information — in a very disciplined way," said one Pentagon official, who like others interviewed for this article disclosed details of the operation under ground rules that called for anonymity.
The Yemeni official also said that the al-Harethi operation had produced valuable diplomatic information.
Not Al Qaeda.' " The Yemeni official also said that the al-Harethi operation had produced valuable diplomatic information.
As a result, the three nations held joint military exercises regularly and shared intelligence and other military and diplomatic information.
An increasing number of US embassies were plugged into Siprnet in the last decade, so that military and diplomatic information can be shared.
An increasing number of US embassies have become linked to SIPRNet over the past decade, so that military and diplomatic information can be shared.
The government alleged that soon after their return to the United States, the Myerses began using Morse code, encrypted messages and the short-wave radio to pass sensitive diplomatic information to Havana.
WASHINGTON — The Justice Department charged Friday that a former State Department analyst and his wife worked as spies for Cuba for nearly 30 years, using a short-wave radio to pass on secret diplomatic information to their Cuban handlers.
Colonel Schweitzer says what he needs is not more troops but more "non-uniformed instruments of power: diplomatic, information and economic", especially agronomists and water engineers.The colonel reckons that of the 92 districts in his area, the number rejecting the Taliban has grown from 19 to 58 in less than a year.
