What is the proper phrase to use when returning to court business after a recess?

Using the phrase "Call to Order of the Court" is appropriate when resuming court business after a recess because it signifies that the court is officially reconvening. This term is part of formal court protocol, indicating that the judge is ready to continue proceedings and expects all parties involved to pay attention and be prepared to engage in the business of the court.

Other phrases might not necessarily communicate the same official request for attention or the formal resumption of proceedings. For example, "Return to order of business" is less specific and might not convey the appropriate gravity and context of a court setting. "Proceed with the agenda" suggests a more informal continuation and may not capture the urgency or formality needed in a court environment. "Bring the jury back" pertains specifically to the jury rather than the court as a whole and does not apply if the focus is on resuming all court business.