The phrase "all the instruments needed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the complete set of tools or devices required for a specific task or purpose.
Example: "Before starting the experiment, make sure you have all the instruments needed to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "all the necessary tools" or "all the required equipment".
In a fragmented regulatory system, it is assumed that "no single actor has all the knowledge required to solve complex, diverse and dynamic problems, and no single actor has the overview necessary to employ all the instruments needed to make regulation effective" (Black, 2002: 5).
… she is the one who arranges transport for us and when we get to the clinic, we check if all the instruments needed for the procedures are available and we observe the actual screening process.
"The ECB has to be given all the instruments needed to carry out the tasks of bank supervision effectively.
Hygiene is a problem, and only one of eight clinics surveyed had all of the instruments needed to perform a circumcision safely, Dr. Bailey said.
Juno will encounter extremely high levels of radiation and powerful magnetic fields, which meant all of the instruments needed to be very securely shielded.
All the instruments need to work together in harmony and you can't afford to have one solo superstar.
I also think that all the instruments need to be made more effective... (The President cut off the speaker) (PT) Mr President, the concerns raised here with regard to preventing and responding to disasters is a matter of great sensitivity and of the utmost importance for our people, who cannot and should not be made to wait.
But what if the instrument needs significant repair or reconstruction?
If Treasury payments can't be trusted entirely, then not only do all risk instruments need to be repriced, but so does the most basic counterparty risk of all.
If you don't have all of the instruments you need, you will need to know which ones make the best substitutions.
