The phrase "a universal database of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a comprehensive collection of data that is accessible and applicable across various contexts or fields.
Example: "The organization aims to create a universal database of scientific research to facilitate collaboration among researchers worldwide."
Alternatives: "a global repository of" or "an all-encompassing database of".
It stopped short of recommending that the committee maintain a universal database of those coaches and violations — which has been suggested as ways to keep coaches from switching sports when barred from one — but said it would be something to consider in the future.
Even though these incidents are from across the world, they are not statistically representative due to the lack of a universal database of process safety incidents.
This is a mixed-integer linear programming algorithm that identifies the minimum number of reactions that need to be added to a metabolic model from a universal database of reactions in order to allow a minimum defined growth rate to be achieved.
"The ideal future system is one where there is a universal database for claiming ownership of creations and for paying royalties," Lands added.
Regardless, the advantages of having a universal database for potential recruits are obvious, and beRecruited is in a good position to become that source.
However, at present it is almost impossible to get a universal database to reflect the turbine characteristics.
Whittall said a universal database raised serious issues of cost, privacy and "the relationship between the state and the individual".
Building a universal database would encourage the creation of a broad political coalition with incentives to protect privacy interests from being eroded over time.
This document was then loaded into the open-source version of Virtuoso, a universal database which includes a triple store (Virtuoso, 2010).
From a universal database, e.g. the Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes (KEGG) (Kanehisa and Goto, 2000), a search is made for at least one reaction that needs to be added to fill at least one gap in the model, such that at least one formerly blocked reaction can carry flux.
"There needs to be one universal database of entrepreneurial activity and startups that is accessible to everyone," says Matt Kaufman, President of CrunchBase.
