The phrase "a universal standard of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a criterion or benchmark that is accepted globally across various contexts or fields.
Example: "The organization aims to establish a universal standard of quality for all its products to ensure consistency and reliability."
Alternatives: "a global benchmark of" or "a worldwide criterion of".
The first step in this effort is to produce a universal standard of conduct (Standard) broadly endorsed by the PSC industry.
Improvement and standardization of training curricula and methodologies will facilitate the adoption of a universal standard of care for TB patients in HBCs, leading to a more rational use of the health care workforce, improved staff motivation and productivity and better outcomes for TB patients.
The modern idea of a universal standard of decency — that what goes on in some obscure country might be your and my business — still holds power over millions of people, even if their actions or inactions betray it.
Another popular series, for example, is Scott Westerfeld's "Uglies" books, about a world where all 16-year-olds undergo extreme plastic surgery to adapt them to a universal standard of beauty.
In Scott Westerfeld's popular "Uglies" series, for example, all sixteen-year-olds undergo surgery to conform to a universal standard of prettiness determined by evolutionary biology; in James Dashner's "The Maze Runner," teen-age boys awaken, all memories of their previous lives wiped clean, in a walled compound surrounded by a monster-filled labyrinth.
They argue that they must be protected in order to ensure that they can fulfil an essential public duty: guaranteeing customers a universal standard of service at a single price, regardless of where they live.In fact, this so-called Universal Service Obligation USOO) is accepted by almost everyone in the industry as a legitimate concern.
Wilkins' Essay was widely circulated at the time, but the main interest in the Essay was his proposal for a philosophical language in general rather than just a universal standard for units of measure.
At the same time, the high diversity of mitochondrial proteins, with different composition and conformations, makes the selection of a universal standard for proteins a highly problematic task.
Thus, it is nearly impossible to define a universal standard for intestinal colonization and development of the intestinal microbiota.
The genome analysis toolkit (GATK) made available by the Broad Institute also provides useful suggestions to bring a universal standard for the annotation and filtering of variants in VCF files [ 2].
Furthermore, by relegating establishment of quantitative scale to a universal standard, error of scale is restricted to a single, well-defined entity.
