The phrase "at all junctions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something applies or should be considered at every point of intersection or decision-making.
Example: "The safety protocols must be followed at all junctions to ensure the well-being of all personnel."
Alternatives: "at every intersection" or "at all points".
The insert regions of 32 white colonies for the two and three inserts cloning experiments were sequenced; all 64 sequences were found to be correct at all junction sites.
At each step, all junctions with the next-highest score in the list are considered for inclusion.
I had mine deployed at all the junctions to our street by 7am and by 7 10 the first of the vultures had gathered.
Neurotransmitters, a group of chemical compounds of variable composition, are secreted at all synapses (junctions between nerve cells over which nervous impulses must travel).
The NS2 autoprotease cleaves at the NS2/3 site, whereas the NS3-4A serine protease, which requires the NS4A protein as cofactor for functioning properly, cleaves at all downstream junctions.
Short gaps (mostly zero-length, but all < 5 bp) were present at all four junctions between the inverted repeat (IR) and single-copy (SC) regions in both Nandina and Platanus, as well as within the rpoB gene (32 bp and 27 bp gaps, respectively) of each genome.
The mono-cultured HUVEC kept confluence and VE-cad appeared at cell junctions all the time (Fig. 2C right column), whereas there is no VE-cad expression in HBMSC (data not shown).
"At a junction, all you have to do is follow one direction of the frame field and you get a smooth curve.
We observed addition of N-region (non-coded) nucleotides at all seven validated junctions involving at least one coding segment.
A de novo insertion 1 12 nucleotides in size (average 4.8 nucleotides, T cells 4.4 nucleotides, B cells 5.3 nucleotides) was present at all other breakpoint junctions.
