"high universality" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something as being widely accepted or applicable. For example, "The principles of truth and justice have a high universality, being accepted across cultures and religions."
To expand the application of the TLC-SERS method, SERS-active sols with high universality to not only hydrophilic but also hydrophobic analytes were needed.
The focus of the paper is put on the approach to define abilities of process modules as the system's elements in a way that a high universality towards the assembly of different variants is achieved.
There, DNA was extracted from tissues rich in mitochondria (e.g. legs), employing primers with high universality, and amplifying a PCR product approximately 600 bp in length.
High universality at the initial bases of the primer site is crucial for primer annealing and subsequent elongation initiation by the DNA polymerase.
The absence of rpoC sequences for the target species was resolved by selecting random rpoC sequences from GenBank, which is supported by the high universality of rpoC [ 17, 22].
What is more is that the applications could be expanded due to the higher universality of the non-aqueous silver sol.
The combination of the non-coding trnH-psbA spacer with one of three coding regions, rbcL-a, rpoB2, or rpoC1, promises the highest universality and the greatest ability to differentiate species pairs in our sample.
Therefore, the proposed method has the advantages of high precision, universality, and field calibration.
New levels of manufacturing precision are the key requirements to enable advanced machining processes that demands improved techniques of metrology with high flexibility, universality and high accuracy.
Although the famous phase-type distribution (PH) has been proven to have the merits of high accuracy, universality and analyticity, it has too many parameters needed to be calibrated.
The conversion system has high applicability and universality.
