The phrase "all its order" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a sense of completeness or organization, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The system was designed to manage all its order efficiently, but it often faced challenges."
Alternatives: "all its arrangements" or "all its organization".
Whereas the monophyly of Holometabola and of all its orders (with few exceptions, see below) has been consistently recovered (e.g., [ 1, 3]), the interordinal relationships are still insufficiently resolved.
Unlike your typical mall-based Chinese steamtable business, this one makes all its food to order -- and by hand.
The Palestinian Authority ordered all its employees to leave their offices and citizens to stay inside their homes.
Fab says that mobile accounts for a quarter of all of its orders, so it makes sense that it would continue to evolve the mobile experience to match up to that of the web.
Sequelae tests for any infection order classify patients based on whether specific sequela occurred at all, irrespectively of its order (i.e., whether it was the first sequela to occur for patient).
However, as we can see from (4), when using AAC to represent a peptide or protein sample, all its sequence order information would be completely lost and hence limit the prediction quality.
The all-male institute, and its order, the Priestly Heart of Jesus, was founded by Fr Mario Venturini in 1928 in a large house in Trento, in the foothills of Alps.
Flextronics International, which makes electronics for other companies, said yesterday that a shortage of parts would prevent it from filling all its cellphone orders this quarter, the company's third, which ends this month.
Thus, a broker near the threshold for entering a better tier on a certain exchange is incentivized to route all of its orders to that exchange to get a significant rebate windfall.
