The phrase "all its measures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the complete set of actions, steps, or criteria taken by a particular entity or system.
Example: "The organization implemented all its measures to ensure the safety of its employees during the pandemic."
Alternatives: "all its actions" or "all its steps".
"All its measures were pre-announced months before they were implemented, to calm expectations," explains Mr Moura.
His name is conspicuously identified with all its measures of policy, including the original settlement of Manhattan Island, New Amsterdam.
However, our study is based on a large sample and used a standardised methodology for all its measures.
For all its measured cool, "Sunshine State" isn't entirely detached.
The 10th green is a par three all its own, measuring almost an acre in surface area.
The latter is the area of the smallest polygon drawn around the object that satisfies two conditions: 1) it is convex (all its interior angles measure less than 180°) and 2) it contains the original region.
Once a city has measured all its buildings, it can calculate their average in terms of footprint per square meter of floor space.
With all its savings measures, Labor should have found a way to match or beat the Coalition with its projected deficit in the forward estimates.
Separately on Wednesday, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office estimated that the Treasury would exhaust all its extraordinary measures and run out of free cash between Oct. 22 and Nov. 1.
But a loan from Russia, or perhaps China, could seem a more favourable alternative - or at least supplement - to any new eurozone bailout with all its unpopular measures and reforms attached.
But in a two-page letter Monday, Lew informed congressional leaders and every member of the House and Senate that the Treasury would exhaust all its extraordinary measures by the middle of October.
