The phrase "a model for universal" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing frameworks, theories, or examples that aim to apply universally across different situations or disciplines.
Example: "The new educational framework serves as a model for universal access to quality learning resources."
Alternatives: "a standard for universal" or "a template for universal".
We spend a great deal right now through the Medicare program — often held out as a model for universal single-payer.
This small nation of 9m people has already exported to Britain active labour market policies, a model for universal childcare, and a merged prison and probation service.
And while the state has had to seek additional sources of revenue — mainly because of the program's popularity — the gains in the first 21 months suggest that the plan could become a model for universal health coverage for other states or the nation.
Romneycare is about to be trimmed -- and with it, any value it has as a model for universal health care in America.
Single-payer health care, in which the federal government insures all citizens through one large program, is a model for universal coverage in many developed countries, including Canada, France and Australia.
This paper presents a model for 'universal design' teaching in architecture schools that aims to fulfill the need for aware and responsible architects and for society members who are aware.
In 1969, Brent Berlin and Paul Kay, after comparing the color words from 98 languages, "proposed a model for the universal development of color-vocabularies," Mr. Gage writes.
I think one of the reasons we aren't there yet is that we have yet to develop an American model for universal coverage.
However, many other cities have similar characteristics with regard to diversity, income, and urban concentration, which may permit this study to serve as a model for similar districts considering universal Pre-K implementation.
"The department was warned repeatedly about the lack of a detailed 'blueprint', 'architecture' or 'target operating model' for universal credit," says the NAO report.
The West and China share an important characteristic - they both believe they are universal, a model for all others.
