The phrase "all of its instruments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to every tool or device belonging to a particular entity, such as a company, organization, or system.
Example: "The orchestra was praised for all of its instruments, which contributed to the rich sound of the performance."
Alternatives: "all of their tools" or "all of its devices".
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.
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.
"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.
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.
The MAVEN spacecraft and all of its science instruments have completed their initial checkout, and all of them are working as expected.
When the spacecraft reached Jupiter, all of its scientific instruments were shut down to ensure nothing interfered with the crucial braking manoeuvre needed to stop Juno from barrelling past the planet.
That's right, every single from the band's first "Losing My Edge", to the most recent "Christmas Will Break Your Heart" was recorded at the DFA house studio, where all of its rare instruments and vintage synths (including an "elephant white" Moog) seemed to find their way on an LCD record.
Her latest novel has all the panache of its predecessors, Instruments of Darkness and Anatomy of Murder, with a particularly strong evocation of the Lake District.
All of its weather-reading instruments, such as the rain collector and the temperature and humidity sensors, can be placed far away from the house (in a field, for example), so that your place doesn't look like McMurdo Station.
