The phrase "a uniform theory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a theory that is consistent and applies uniformly across different scenarios or contexts.
Example: "The researchers proposed a uniform theory to explain the behavior of particles in various states of matter."
Alternatives: "a consistent theory" or "a cohesive theory".
However, it may nonetheless raise worries about Butler's attempt to offer a uniform theory of gender as imitation.
However, the varying rule of rolling-moment has not a uniform theory at present.
Moreover, the field diffracted from illuminated wedges of the objects in the environment is calculated by a uniform theory of diffraction [28].
The convergence of these various sources into a uniform theory of groups started with Camille Jordan's Traité des substitutions et des équations algébriques (1870).
Moreover, it is advised that interventions aimed at changing parental behaviours follow a uniform, theory-based approach, irrespective of the origin of the target population.
The existence of this wide spectrum of causal or near-causal grounds of responsibility recognised in law and morality raises the question whether any uniform theory of causation is capable of accounting for all of them.
The natural and intuitive assignment of contents that first makes plausible construing pleasure as an attitude with content runs into problems when it is extended to a uniform attitude theory of the content of all pleasure, as Anscombe (1981c/1967) first observed.
By using the methods of Lyapunov functional and the uniform theory for infinite-dimensional dynamical systems, a threshold dynamics determined by the basic reproduction number (Re_{0}) is established: the measles can be eradicated if (Re_{0}<1), whereas the disease persists if (Re_{0}>1).
The first one is based on an optical-ray assumption and includes Geometrical Optics and Uniform Theory of Diffraction.
In order to clamp down the 3D geometry to the floor map, we need to establish a correspondence between the 3D geometric primitives that contribute to the Uniform Theory of Diffraction and some 2D geometric primitives.
It accounts for the single diffraction using the uniform theory of diffraction (UTD) [8].
