The phrase "all recourse to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of seeking help, remedy, or compensation, often in legal or formal contexts.
Example: "The contract states that all recourse to legal action must be exhausted before arbitration can be pursued."
Alternatives: "all avenues for" or "all options for".
But a recourse to protectionism sends the wrong message.
All this without recourse to the World Trade Organisation (WTO).The semiconductor agreement, in contrast, came after America had filed a complaint at the WTO, the first-ever against the Chinese.
Something we all had recourse to.
The scene keeps changing, from a garden to a city street to a cliff-edge to a jungle, but the bemused Buster is always in the middle of it – and all without recourse to a green screen or CGI.
In an industry driven by the impulse to allay boredom at all costs through recourse to sudden color shifts and extreme changes in silhouettes and hemlines Owens, who studied fine art in Los Angeles but never attended design school, has steadfastly pursued an anti-fashion ethic.
Although anonymity was essential for this course to 'work' at all, the recourse to expert or lay discourses demonstrates that it did not eliminate the hierarchies between teacher and learner, or MHP and MHSU.
2. (S/NF) Summary continued: Aboul Gheit is smart, urbane, with a tendency to lecture and to avoid discussing Egyptian failings with all-purpose recourse to Egyptian sovereign pride.
That some criminals will be hosted at her majesty's pleasure, at the expense of the taxpayer, with all the privileges and recourse to rehabilitation that affords, and others will be deported if a foreign link can be proved, is a state of affairs that sends a strong message to the children of immigrants – your nationality is on constant parole.
It's all done without recourse to the clichés of grim tower-block estate, Rolex-and-BMW bling or ethnic aggro; instead the film relies on poetry, music, precision acting and a startlingly fresh eye.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet In an industry driven by the impulse to allay boredom at all costs — through recourse to sudden color shifts and extreme changes in silhouettes and hemlines — Owens, who studied fine art in Los Angeles but never attended design school, has steadfastly pursued an anti-fashion ethic.
The Liturgical Movement of the 20th century has exercised an influence beyond the boundaries of the church in which it originated, and modern clerics of different denominations increasingly resemble one another sartorially because all have had recourse to the same sources of liturgical inspiration.
