The phrase "a model for everyone" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something or someone that serves as an example or standard that is applicable to all people.
Example: "Her dedication to community service makes her a model for everyone who wants to make a difference."
Alternatives: "an example for all" or "a standard for everyone".
The cardinal said he considered her a model for everyone, "but especially for women who have had or are considering abortion".
"I remember when I first read Kant — I was fourteen or something — it made perfect sense to me that your behavior should be something that could be a model for everyone else.
"The money that football club has made out of their youth academy, it's a model for everyone to look at".
Roku's strategy with its devices it to make sure there's a model for everyone, whether it's an entry-level streamer for those just testing the waters, or a premium device for those who want added bells and whistles – like Roku Ultra with its lost remote finder function and extra ports.
My point in responding to Eleanor Longden's inspirational story was that it didn't cover the waterfront of possibilities and could not possibly serve as a model for everyone who hears voices.
It bothered her that he seemed to be more a role model for men than a role model for everyone.
Smith mentioned that Heidi Swanson, the 101 Cookbooks' blog author, earns $10,000 a month from her website, but rhetorically asked the crowd, "Is that a viable model for everyone?" Where do Facebook and Twitter fit in?
Christensen is a role model for everyone in his orbit.
"I see myself as a role model for everyone".
As an avid golfer, with an 11.5 index and one of two women chosen to be the first female members of Augusta National she shines as a role model for everyone but particularly women.
Be responsible, try not to forget ANY uniform needs like pom-poms, bows, hair ties, etc. Be a role model for everyone on the team, remember you represent the school!
