The phrase "a universal appreciation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a widespread or general sense of gratitude or recognition that is shared by many people.
Example: "The festival aims to foster a universal appreciation for diverse cultures and traditions."
Alternatives: "a global recognition" or "a widespread admiration".
In her analysis of the lament, the musicologist Suzanne Cusick asserts that: :[T]o a large extent Monteverdi's fame and historical status rested for centuries on the universal appreciation of his achievement in the celebrated lament [which] was among the most emulated, and therefore influential, works of the early 17th century.
The universal appreciation of talent matters more.
The result has met with universal appreciation and it has already won the coveted Campervan of the Year award.
"The militia are the land grabbers, because they want to privatize it and cut off universal appreciation".
But for all the goodwill extended to Quinlan and the almost universal appreciation of the fact that he was good bloke, as early as his first meeting with the players it was abundantly clear that the club legend was out of his depth.
Murray has not always found universal appreciation from his compatriots.
So when I offer insights from previous coaching calls there is almost universal appreciation for sharing lessons learned. .
1 In previous studies, patients have expressed almost universal appreciation for the role of PH associations in providing support, allowing them to connect with their fellow patients and gain a greater understanding of how PH affects their body.
In part, this interest is due to the universal appreciation of the consequences of the global obesity epidemic, the growing recognition that bariatric surgery is currently the most effective therapy for the disease of morbid obesity, and that the increasing numbers of bariatric procedures have reached over 200,000 annually in the U.S. and half a million annually worldwide (5).
An appreciation of a universal connectivity may also be the source of healing among humans, and a greater commitment toward peace among mankind, the primary mission of the United Nations.
