The phrase "although universally" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception to a statement that is generally accepted or applicable to all cases.
Example: "Although universally accepted, the theory has its critics who argue against its validity."
Alternatives: "even though widely" or "despite being generally".
In the Critique of Practical Reason he argues that happiness (the agreeableness of life when things go in accordance with one's wishes and desires), although universally sought by human beings, is not specific enough to entail any particular universal desires in human beings.
Syria has exercised an unofficial, although universally recognized, suzerainty over Lebanon since 1990.
Although universally high, per-SNP call rates were related to designability rank, SNP score, %GC, minor allele frequency, distance to telomere (P < or = 0.01), and, for WGA only, Illumina-provided validation class (P < 0.001).
Although universally acclaimed, Scar has sparked considerable controversy regarding the character's appearance and personality, specifically his darker-colored fur and alleged sexuality.
Although universally acclaimed as a "good idea" there is much room for improvement.
Although universally practiced, variable results may occur over a short period of time, probably due to changes in physical activity or collection errors.
Kate Latham Gunnislake, Cornwall Although not universally acclaimed, Michael Ondaatje's The Cat's Table (Jonathan Cape) delivered a great reading experience.
Although not universally verified, it has been used successfully to predict fatigue lifetimes of many typical composites.
From £5.49, lakeland.co.uk Cut-price fizz First there was Aldi's 40-year-old single malt, which, although not universally lauded, wasn't wholly slammed either.
While it has been generally, although not universally, assumed that habeas courts should apply current constitutional law to habeas petitioners before them, I do not believe this is or should be the correct view.
