The phrase "all relevant actors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to all parties or individuals who have a stake or role in a particular situation or context.
Example: "In order to achieve a successful outcome, it is essential to involve all relevant actors in the decision-making process."
Alternatives: "all pertinent parties" or "all involved stakeholders".
He said that "how we approach cooperation between various countries to enforce this is something that the United States, South Korea, China, Russia, all relevant actors -- Japan -- all relevant actors will be discussing in the months to come".
It would be far larger in scale, and it would have the capacity to allocate finance to all relevant actors, according to the circumstances.
The principle is simple but powerful: the United Nations uses its unrivalled convening power to bring all relevant actors to the table so they can work in common cause for the common good.
We have discussed the proposal with all relevant actors.
This responsibility pertains to all relevant actors equally including scientists, politicians and municipal administrations.
By initiating the workshop, Adlershof Projekt GmbH brought together all relevant actors from the different helices early in the planning process.
The best possible representation of all groups of clinicians in order to achieve joint ownership from all relevant actor-groups [ 25, 28, 33]).
None of these characters are drawn with any subtlety or care, although all the relevant actors get to sing, apparently undubbed, which I guess is consolation of a kind.
During a European parliamentary hearing in January she said that she was "in close contact with all the relevant actors, including the [P-5+1]" (that is, UN security council members France, Britain, the United States, China, Russia, plus Germany) and that she remained committed to the "twin-track" approach regarding Iran.
In doing so, given the complexity and uncertainty involved, it is important that the political process is designed to be as transparent and participatory as possible so that the perspectives of all the relevant actors - including those of electricity suppliers, grid and storage system operators and, not least, energy consumers - can be given due consideration [37].
Therefore, in order to be maximally effective, "management continuity" should be planned systematically in advance, involving all the relevant actors in both interfaces of care.
