The phrase "a universal pattern and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a common or overarching theme or structure that applies broadly across different contexts or examples.
Example: "In many cultures, there exists a universal pattern and understanding of the importance of family values."
Alternatives: "a common framework and" or "a general trend and".
The words, it seems, are but steppingstones to a universal pattern of images and insights about human behavior and the perplexing world that thwarts and shapes it.
Why does a universal pattern of information and measurement scale arise across such a wide range of underlying mechanisms?
All in all, investigated clades seem to express different modes of skull shape trajectories and different variables that affect them, without a single, universal pattern and mechanism behind them.
For example, both have experienced massive gene loss (Adams and Palmer 2003; Timmis et al. 2004), which appears to be a universal pattern in obligately intracellular symbionts (Andersson and Kurland 1998; Moran and Wernegreen 2000).
At present, therefore, there is little evidence for a universal pattern of association between direct benefits and exclusive investment, or between provisioning and facial morphology.
Likewise, the "proliferation signature" encompasses a universal pattern of gene expression among tissues and predicts the outcome in patients [ 9].
Introducing spatial light Gini coefficients, we find a universal pattern of human settlements across different countries and see a global centralization of light.
Such dissociation from a universal pattern opens questions about HTLV's origin and evolution, which deserves further attention but is beyond the scope of this paper.
Positive effects of tree diversity on above-ground productivity are certainly not an universal pattern, however [ 61, 66], and above-ground biomass production and soil carbon fixation may also respond differently to tree diversity in plantation forests [ 67].
Approximately 87 up-regulated genes [for the complete list of genes, see Additional File 1] were common in pog1Δ, ptp1-1, and ptp2-1 suggestingggesting a universal pattern of expression responses in the mtDNA-less cells.
