The phrase "as universality" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a concept related to universality, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The theory was accepted by many, as universality was a key principle in its formulation."
Alternatives: "as a universal concept" or "in terms of universality".
It's a concept known as universality – it's a universal problem, not one that just affects me".
See also Marcus (1998a, 1998b, 2001) for an empirically more sophisticated discussion of productivity labeled as "universality" which generally sides with Fodor and Pylyshyn.
Rather, the transcendental method in ethics begins with pure jurisprudence, which investigates the very concept of law and its essential features such as universality.
Bauer maintained that Hegel's view of freedom as universality was far in advance of liberal views, even if the Philosophy of Right was inconsistent or incomplete.
Absence of the factors, such as universality, uniqueness, permanence, and acceptability, leads to a weak recognition system with high error rates.
It embodies a skeptical sensibility that questions attempts to transcend our situatedness by appeal to such ideas as universality, necessity, objectivity, rationality, essence, unity, totality, foundations, and ultimate Truth and Reality.
The varying gender differences across nations under consideration support the cultural universality as well as the cultural specificity of gender as a moderator in these relations (Hyde and Mertz 2009; Forgasz et al. 2015).
This study lends weight to the argument that both universality as well as cultural specificity characterizes serious suicidal expressions as suggested by several researchers [ 37].
By compiling databases analogous to MusVirus for various host species, it may help to elucidate universality as well as intricate diversity of viral infection, host defense mechanisms and their interplay.
To exclude proportional rights, and to explain the egalitarian dimensions of human rights such as their universality and their character as equal rights to be enjoyed without discrimination, some additional ground pertaining to equality seems to be needed.
As he puts it, " experience is the distinct reception of singulars under some aspect of universality, as is stated in the text [of Aristotle], but only the universal is grasped by the intellect.
