The phrase "all execution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the completion of tasks, processes, or commands, often in a technical or business setting.
Example: "The project was successful due to all execution being carried out efficiently and on schedule."
Alternatives: "complete execution" or "entire execution".
Here, it's not a warp but a thud — all execution, no heart.
"Well, I'm against all execution and I find it sad that our government has returned to a policy of violence against violence," said the Rev. Ron Ashmore, who has met on several occasions with Mr. McVeigh.
"It's been all execution issues," said Dilfer, who characterized three of Sanchez's incompletions against New England — a slant thrown behind Dustin Keller on third-and-2, an 18-yard crossing route thrown behind Holmes and an 18-yard crossing route thrown too far ahead of Plaxico Burress — as "plays a college kid should make".
A British pharmaceutical company that told Arkansas not to use its products during executions is trying to determine if the state plans to use them anyway, but prison officials are dismissing inquiries about the drug by citing a new law that makes all execution policies an official state secret.
"Over 25 global pharmaceutical companies have taken action to prevent the misuse of their medicines in executions; with Pfizer's announcement, this will mean that all FDA-approved manufacturers of all execution drugs have spoken out against the misuse of medicines in lethal injections and taken steps to prevent it".
But it's all execution risk at this point, I'd argue.
"It's all about execution, making shots, biorhythms, the stars and the moon," Doherty said.
All executions are carried out by hanging.
In Iraq, nearly all executions were for terrorism.
Not all executions are performed publicly, at that.
Half of all executions in Iran and Saudi Arabia are for such crimes.
