The phrase 'mandated for all' is a correct and usable phrase in written English to refer to something that is compulsory for everyone.
For example, "As per the new law, wearing masks is mandated for all people living in this city."
In the early years of the communist period, strident Socialist Realism was mandated for all the arts in Romania.
Enhanced 911 service is mandated for all cell phones by the end of 2005, although schedules have been slipping.
The strike centered on a dispute over a high-tech credit card and vehicle tracking system being mandated for all cabs.
Occasionally companies seeking differentiation come up with safety features that are eventually adopted by government regulation and mandated for all competitors.
They can also delay an audit of their internal controls that was mandated for all companies after the Enron accounting scandal.
Also, the report said, significant parts of financing that the center received from the Cultural Equity Grant program, including $90,000 approved this spring for studies of local Asian and Latino artists and groups, did not go through the public, competitive process mandated for all arts commission grants.
The RUGs groups were derived from information collected using the Resident Assessment Instrument (RAI 2.0), a comprehensive, standardized assessment tool that was mandated for virtually all US nursing home beds in 1990.
The RAI-HC is mandated for use in all of Ontario's CCACs for all longer-term clients (approximately 50% of the overall CCAC case load).
He mandated, for example, that all courses would be taught in English.
The government of Ontario had previously partnered with interRAI to develop and implement the Resident Assessment Instrument for Mental Health (RAI-MH), the assessment system mandated for use on all persons admitted into inpatient psychiatric care in the province.
New superintendents tend to establish their authority via some new cockamamie education program that is mandated for implementation in all classrooms without teacher input.
