The phrase "all its instruments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the complete set of tools or devices associated with a particular entity, organization, or system.
Example: "The orchestra was well-prepared, with all its instruments tuned and ready for the performance."
Alternatives: "all of its tools" or "all of its devices".
After TESS launches, the team expects that the satellite will reestablish contact within the first week, during which it will turn on all its instruments and cameras.
It is demonstrably better than its predecessor in many ways, the most noticeable one being that all its instruments are now wireless – and the original, which came with a USB hub, was the game equivalent of Spaghetti Junction.
The European Central Bank is "ready to adjust all its instruments" to ensure inflation gets closer to the ECB's inflation goal in a sustainable way, ECB governing council member Bostjan Vasle said on Thursday.
In the last few weeks, Rosetta's massive solar panels have been unable to get enough sunlight to power all its instruments at once.
European Central Bank head Mario Draghi says risks to the European economy are increasing and the bank is ready to "adjust all of its instruments" if it runs into serious trouble.
The World Bank is the premier institution to support young people, with all of its instruments to create jobs, build infrastructure and invest in human infrastructure.
"The World Bank is the premier institution to support young people, with all of its instruments to create jobs, build infrastructure and invest in human infrastructure," like schools and hospitals.
Today's successful excursion out of the space shuttle Columbia, the second in two days, could give the telescope enough electricity to run all of its instruments at once and to keep working till the end of its 20-year life.
At this stage in the uprising, our correspondent adds, it is clear that if the regime really were to stand down all its many instruments of control - there are believed to be at least 17 different security organisations - large parts of the country would slide out of its grasp.
Last week's flyby was the spacecraft's first such pass with all its science instruments turned on, as well as the closest of the 36 orbital flybys that the spacecraft is set to make during its mission.
The company said it was in talks with several potential buyers for some or all of its instrument-cluster business, which has annual sales of $500 million, and expects a sale in the middle of next year.
