The phrase "every possible option" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize that all options should be considered. For example: "We need to explore every possible option before deciding on a solution."
He said every possible option was being looked at to protect the British hostage.
He said the department was "assessing the situation and exploring every possible option".
"We have to look at every possible option for redevelopment — specifically, the things the city has control of.
"The Amex is always looking at every possible option to improve its operations and regulations," an Amex spokeswoman said.
But one must remember that Wilson had explored every possible option before leading America into the World War.
And we will, as we go through this debate and the conversations at the United Nations Security Council, make sure that we have exhausted every possible option.
Though represented as something very near to farce – a friend remembered the affair as a case of "people literally hiding in cupboards in hotels" – the swerve to Weidenfeld is a classic instance of Skelton's fatalism, her tendency to take the worst possible option when every natural instinct counselled otherwise.
Currently, the general consensus is that patients should receive only licensed, approved doses of agalsidase beta (1 mg/kg once every 2 weeks), and if this is not possible, then switching to treatment with agalsidase alfa (0.2 mg/kg once every 2 weeks) is a possible option.
Many now insist that young people consider every possible local option before they can look at a specialist provider.
This time Washington and Britain are following a two-sided strategy to insure that every possible diplomatic option has been mined while continuing with military preparations to attack Iraq if diplomacy fails.
While Miller was a reluctant bowler, Bradman used him heavily because of his desire to have every possible spin option.
