The phrase "all measures are" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the status or effectiveness of various measures in a specific context, such as policies, strategies, or actions taken.
Example: "In our analysis, we found that all measures are effective in reducing the spread of the virus."
Alternatives: "all actions are" or "all steps are".
This shortcoming of individual process measures has led some to suggest that process measurement gives credit only if all measures are met—"all or none" measurement [ 18].
Throughout this paper, all measures are assumed to be positive and all functions are assumed to be measurable.
Not all measures are bridging the partisan divide; a hate crimes bill that passed the House this month drew support from only 18 Republicans.
"We urge all sides to the conflict to ensure that international human rights law and international humanitarian law are respected, and to ensure that all measures are taken to ensure civilians are protected," said a spokesman.
Nonetheless, observational studies and mathematical modelling suggest that all measures are required for effective prevention.
All measures are said to be precautionary and the exhibition is due to open on Friday as planned.
All measures are calculated using PIAAC data, and they are weighted means for individuals age 25 65.
Another drawback is that, because of differences in collection procedures across countries, not all measures are measured each year.
The most significant limitation of the study is that all measures are self-reports and thus subject to desirability biases.
"We've been working for a number of weeks with the health boards, the ambulance service and other agencies to make sure that all measures are in place".
"We will continue to ensure that all measures are taken to respect patients' privacy, dignity and confidentiality and patients are put at the centre of communication about their care".
