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The phrase "all relevant facts" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the necessary information that pertains to a specific situation or topic.
Example: "In order to make an informed decision, we need to consider all relevant facts before proceeding."
Alternatives: "all pertinent information" or "all applicable details".
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Whereas the available knowledge represent all relevant facts in internal and public Linked Data sets.
Once all relevant facts are on the grid, the team makes its choices.
Each group writes a one-paragraph case study of the topic under scrutiny, with all relevant facts.
We are best served when an investigation finds all relevant facts and illuminates the fullest possible view of the truth.
"This sculpture was legally imported into the United States, and all relevant facts were openly declared," the statement said.
The immediate implication is that some "market" prices are false because not all relevant facts are widely known.
But merely providing "some relevant facts" falls short of the "all relevant facts" threshold under the Yates Memorandum.
The request shall contain a complete statement of all relevant facts concerning the issue, including copies of all pertinent documents.
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We should all be happy that this trial will be different from others, that all the relevant facts will come out.
They make a decision without considering all the relevant facts.
Challenge him or her to gather all the relevant facts themselves, sort through the options, and make a firm recommendation.
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