The phrase "a universal process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process that is applicable or relevant in all situations or contexts.
Example: "Evolution is often considered a universal process that affects all living organisms on Earth."
Alternatives: "a global process" or "a common process".
The natural selection that Darwin described in The Origin of Species is only a particular example of a universal process.
Moreover, many counselling services offer grief support groups – it is important to remember that grieving is a universal process.
In his seething, pantheistic poems, his own life becomes just one moment of a universal process, a temporary habitation of the life force.
In the Tribune view of the world, globalisation is a matter of companies exploiting the cheapest labour in the poorest and least-regulated economies, in "a universal process of dumbing down".
Professor Stephen Long, who led the work at the University of Illinois, said: "We don't know for certain this approach will work in other crops, but because we're targeting a universal process that is the same in all crops, we're pretty sure it will".
(c 1 ) to (c 4 ) and (d 1 ) to (d 4 ) present a universal process of the dislocation evolution.
They are a vivid part of an unending universal process in which man is destroyed, renewed, destroyed, renewed again – man, who mysteriously emerged from a natural landscape that exists independently of humanity and human consciousness.
This understanding, that evolution is a process of self-organization or ACK situates the situational logic of natural selection Popper talked about to show the relationship of physics, biology and cultural evolution as part of a single universal process.
Aging is a nearly universal process involving the deterioration of metabolic, muscular, reproductive, and cognitive functions, ultimately affecting lifespan.
Aging (senescence) is an almost universal process in multicellular organisms, in which organismal function and performance decline with age.
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