The phrase "all its procedures" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the complete set of processes or methods that an organization or system follows.
Example: "The company must ensure that all its procedures are documented and followed to maintain compliance with industry standards."
Alternatives: "all of its processes" or "all its protocols".
Despite the death, SeaWorld said it would not destroy the giant whale, but would review all its procedures to ensure a similar incident never happens again.
In this study, for comparison, we included a control condition in which all its procedures were the same to those applied in the target situation except for the reward manipulation.
Ukraine's ministry of social policy told the BBC in a statement that all its procedures were according to the law.
The experiment and all its procedures were approved by the regional Ethical Committee.
The clerk of the House is the principal constitutional adviser to the Commons, and adviser on all its procedure and business.
Disneyland later made several changes in the way it operates rides, adopting bell signals and changing docking procedures on the Columbia, reviewing and updating all its ride procedures and bringing back lead ride operators on most rides, an experienced position that had been phased out on many attractions.
Lang and her counsel were also troubled to discover that there were "no written records of any kind….calling into question the reliability and standardization of all its testing procedures".
The present study reports the development and piloting of a version of CT that implements all its key procedures via the internet.
(Dr Pielke also thinks a graph on the subject was redrawn to buttress a case that cannot actually be stood up).The fact that critics can dig far enough into the reviewing process to see such details speaks well of the IPCC's transparency, but not all of its procedures are easy to scrutinise.
The aquarium said their shark research team "will review all of its procedures and protocols" before resuming their shark tagging and tracking program next summer.
"The majesty of the American government — plus all its protocols and procedures — can make for slow going.
