The phrase "a set of universally" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing universally applicable principles, rules, or standards, but it needs to be part of a complete thought.
Example: "The researchers proposed a set of universally accepted guidelines for ethical AI development."
Alternatives: "a collection of universally" or "a group of universally".
We therefore propose a set of universally applicable primers that allow reliable amplification of actin genes.
In fact, there seemed, at first glance, to be little room even for agreement among people, let alone a set of universally followed rules.
A set of fundamental principles can act as an enabler in the establishment of a discipline; however, software engineering still lacks a set of universally recognized fundamental principles.
Instead of bequeathing to posterity a set of universally shared opinions, engraved in marble, the founders shaped a series of fiercely fought debates that reverberate down to the present day.
However, attempts to infer its nature have led to the identification of a set of universally conserved genes.
Others believe it will depend on the investors and whether they push project developers to abide by a set of universally accepted rules.
We therefore constructed a set of twelve universally applicable primers that allow reliable amplification of β-tubulin genes among all major eukaryotic kingdoms including fungi (Fungi), animals (Animalia) and green plants (Planta).
What I would wish for is a set of reliable, universally accepted measures for evaluating and comparing student progress toward all the educational goals appropriate to every college and professional school.
Although a similar switching mechanism prevails in a set of 11 universally conserved bacterial GTPases [3], an understanding of their biological functions is only beginning to emerge.
In this study, we focused on the primary definition of HK genes — a set of genes universally expressed in diversified tissue/cell types to maintain a basal transcriptome [ 5].
In the present work, we have constructed phylogenetic trees for 29 archaeal species (see Table 1) using a set of 31 universally distributed proteins that are involved in a broad range of functions [ 45].
