The phrase "all fisheries" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the entirety of fisheries in a specific context, such as environmental discussions, regulations, or economic analyses.
Example: "The new regulations will impact all fisheries in the region, aiming to promote sustainable practices."
Alternatives: "every fishery" or "all fishing industries".
"We need to know all fisheries and how much intensive effort is allocated to each.
The group last month released modelling showing an oil spill in the Bight risked closing all fisheries from South Australia to Victoria and Tasmania.
If we were to operate all fisheries sustainably, we could extract fish from the oceans at maximum historical rates and carry on indefinitely.
Mr. Parravano, the salmon fisherman who is president of the Pacific Coast Federation of Fishermen's Associations, called closures "a solution that does not fit for all fisheries".
"Bycatch occurs throughout the world in all fisheries and involves many, many millions of animals," explains Timothy Werner, director of the marine conservation engineering program at the New England Aquarium.
CBFM works to inform and influence all fisheries policy stakeholders of improved management approaches.
He travels much of shad country, often casting a dart or fly but always quizzing sports fishermen, commercial fishermen, zooarchaeologists and, above all, fishery scientists, notably Boyd Kynard and Willy Bemis in Massachusetts and Mike Dadswell in Nova Scotia.
This effect is represented in all fishery models.
Besides, only zebrafish possesses a similar repeat motif in coding region among all fishery species.
In 1883, McGee notes, the biologist T. H. Huxley wrote that "the cod fishery, the herring fishery, the pilchard fishery, the mackerel fishery and probably all the great sea fisheries, are inexhaustible... nothing we do seriously affects the number of fish".
Cod is only one thread in the tangled global web of fishery management, a task that grew urgent in the 1990s after United Nations reports showed that virtually all the major fisheries were in danger.
