The word 'foolproof' is correct and usable in written English.
It is an adjective used to describe something that is designed to be impossible to do wrong or make a mistake on. Example sentence: "This product is designed to be completely foolproof, even for the most inexperienced user."
"There is therefore a foolproof method of ensuring that the trust is held to account in respect of all outstanding actions and that learning from incidents can take place to prevent recurrence," he said.
Buy extra tomatoes (they're a bargain at the market right now) for snacks, sandwiches and this foolproof garlicky sauce that works everywhere: heat four or five tablespoons of olive oil in a big pan and add three fat cloves of sliced garlic.
The details of these patterns are unique to each item and thus could be used like a fingerprint, to provide an almost foolproof means of identification.The trouble is that employing a microscope powerful enough to record surface features at the required level of detail (a few microns) would be an expensive and cumbersome business, and not at all practical on a production line.
The only foolproof hedge against regulatory risk, sadly, is inactivity.
However it's also worth pointing out that neither conscientious scholarship nor participation in a centuries-old chain of editing and learning are foolproof guarantees of moderation.
The salami or chorizo you buy in a supermarket will probably have been cooked or irradiated rather than cured, which is a less foolproof method of killing pathogens.
That may encourage them to delay making the reforms needed to attract more of it.The ease with which this money can cross borders raises obvious problems, for which there are no foolproof solutions.
It is a very simple test for fraud.Dr Mebane is careful to point out that the test is not foolproof.
Five days before its bankruptcy Lehman Brothers boasted a "Tier 1" capital ratio of 11%, almost three times the regulatory minimum.That poses an obvious question for bank supervisors: if they have already tried and failed to make capital rules foolproof, why should they do better this time?
Another problem is that around 5% of people do not have readable fingerprints, either because their fingerprints are genetically indistinct or because years of manual labour have worn them down.And while the technology is now relatively cheap basic digital fingerprint readers cost less than $100 it is not foolproof.
Many more purport to offer a foolproof guide to self-fulfilment.
