The phrase "a universal issue in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a problem or concern that affects people or situations across different cultures, regions, or contexts.
Example: "Climate change is a universal issue in today's world that requires global cooperation to address."
Alternatives: "a global concern in" or "a widespread problem in".
Malnutrition is a universal issue that no country in the world can afford to overlook.
And because this is such a universal issue, we're proud to be launching it in 15 countries simultaneously, with contributions from many of our international offices.
Central to the ambitions of the course is the belief that landscape architecture has cultivated a series of research modalities that are simultaneously unique to the discipline and at the same time reflective of universal issues in social science and environmental science-based research.
Network and Internet security is a critical universal issue.
Evaluation of physicians' interpersonal and communication skills, professionalism and teamwork behaviours is a critical and universal issue for the development of professional human resources in healthcare.
Therefore, our model could be modified to take into account an uncovered market and to introduce a universal service issue, as is the case in other sectors [17].
— and many conservatives detest it — because it relentlessly pushed to make universal coverage a major issue in last year's presidential campaign and more recently championed a government-run health plan aimed at pressuring private insurers to reduce costs and premiums.
A stranger in a strange land, Claire faces the universal issues of time travel: How to pass as a citizen of another time while finding a way home.
Instead, "we're focused on the themes that are familiar to all Americans and using our reporting in Elkhart to deal with those universal issues," said Jennifer Sizemore, the editor in chief of MSNBC.com, which is a joint venture of Microsoft and NBC Universal.
