"catch-all explanation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to an explanation which covers all potential scenarios or situations. For example, "The catch-all explanation for the delay was that there were too many variables to consider."
Yes, institutions are vital, but they can also feel like a catch-all explanation.
And in that vacuum immigration has become a catch-all explanation for grievance after grievance.
In lesser hands, "institutions" might be a lazy, catch-all explanation.
Immigration was already the catch-all explanation for grievances; the referendum has only entrenched this view.
It has become both a catch-all explanation for unacceptable social change and a symbol of the failure of the liberal elite to understand the views of voters.
"I'm, like, real vulnerable right now," the sexy, cold-blooded Taylor tells Vernon as a catch-all explanation of her love life.
Since he is only interested in structures as he fashions his big, over-arching narrative, Kneale never gets beyond superficially attractive catch-all explanations: that those who are attracted to religion are poor, needy, fearful, or women.
For 30 years, media and politicians have scapegoated both Europe and migrants as catch-all explanations for why people's lives are blighted and hopeless.
For the clearest example the Mohists give of it is not knowledge of an a priori proposition, but knowledge obtained by analogical inference from information provided by an informant (B70).[13] So "knowledge by explanation" seems a catch-all term for knowledge obtained by inference, whether deductive, inductive, abductive, or analogical.
: using 1 catch-all field.
Through May 6. "Catch-All Character Cups".
