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The phrase "a universal common good" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing concepts or initiatives that benefit all people or society as a whole, emphasizing shared values or resources.
Example: "The initiative aims to promote a universal common good by ensuring access to clean water for all communities."
Alternatives: "a shared benefit" or "a collective good".
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To start with the U.S. government and its industrial champions, whatever are their merits in the building-up of, now, a universal common good.
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The other was a call for some new kind of world authority adequately empowered to address what he called the "universal common good".
The drama now being played out on the world stage necessarily draws attention to John XXIII's plea for the evolution of a universal public authority commensurate to the problem of menacing armaments and the promotion of that "universal common good".
My hope for the New Year is that we can find universal common good by doing.
I wondered what Rwanda's story told us about our notions of a universal common humanity.
Arndt believed in a universal language, in the common good of art.
Aristotle counters that Plato is wrong to assume that goodness is 'something universal, common to all good things, and single' (EN 1096a28).
Antibiotics are a global common good.
Land represents a common good.
It declares water as a common good.
Despite how it's played up in the media, public safety is a universal societal good that all people have more in common on than the divisiveness lobbyists and pundits care to admit.
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