The phrase "appropriate for all cases" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something is suitable or applicable in every situation or scenario.
Example: "While this solution is effective, it is not appropriate for all cases, as some situations may require a different approach."
Alternatives: "suitable for every situation" or "applicable in all scenarios".
Hence, there is no single strategy appropriate for all cases or indeed for dysphagia caused by a single disease process because the mechanical disturbances are generally neither homogeneous nor specific for a particular disease.
Certainly, Grand Rounds' level of care isn't appropriate for all cases.
In many cases underlying etiologies are not found,[ 48] raising questions about the efficacy of the minimum diagnostic evaluation that is appropriate for all cases of hyponatremia.
Additionally, 12% of S. anginosus group isolates and 14% of SDSE isolates were resistant to clindamycin, suggesting that despite the popularity of macrolide and clindamycin use in infected patients, they may not be appropriate for all cases.
It is difficult to say which criterion of fit is the most appropriate for all cases but we can see that, at least in our case, BIC was the most conservative.
The above mentioned decoding algorithm is therefore appropriate for a case much worse than what happens in reality.
"Otherwise, clearly term of imprisonment and a lengthy term of imprisonment would be appropriate for a case like this".
Culture specimens should be obtained from blood, throat, urine, respiratory secretions, pus, and surface lesions as appropriate, for all patients with suspected cases.
This is carried out using a shear box or an inclined plane, the latter being more appropriate for the cases of low normal stress.
Generally, 3 ~ 6 removal ranges or subregions are appropriate for most cases.
Therefore, SimpleDB and DynamoDB are appropriate for use cases comparable to those mentioned in the previous section - document stores.
