'ubiquitous concern' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a widespread worry or problem that affects a lot of people or organizations. For example, "The lack of affordable housing is a ubiquitous concern in many major cities."
Overall our paper suggests the existence of clear clusters over geographical space that transcend traditional analysis techniques that may be adapted to ubiquitous concerns in epidemiology linked to land use planning and safer environments.
I naively thought, like everyone else I know, that parenthood was much different than it actually is, or that I was somehow exempt from the ubiquitous concerns I'd witnessed other people go through after having a baby.
But the most ubiquitous security concern may be the most mundane: visitors for whom those "Do Not Touch" signs are a challenge rather than a warning.
The presence of cyanotoxins in different water sources, originating from cyanobacterial algal blooms, is a ubiquitous, global concern.
Moreover, the biggest clusters (48 and 39 isolates respectively; see Figure 2A) concern ubiquitous spoligotypes 50 and 53, widely spread on all the five continents (spreading index SI equal to 20.95 and 28.09 respectively [ 30]), and for which interpretation in terms of recent transmission remains difficult.
For example, health promotion messages about the dangers of smoking (threat) are ubiquitous, and invoke concerns about cancer (fear), but individuals may continue to smoke because they do not think they are able to quit (lack of efficacy).
The result is an easy to read volume, rich in data and information, geared to help in understanding the topics in all their nuances, and containing explanations useful to address the ubiquitous "fake news" concerning Italy's foreign population.
In her telling, there are only two areas of concern: the ubiquitous gravel ("That does make it difficult for mums with buggies, and a nightmare in the summer, when kids are wearing Crocs") and, as in Cambourne, the lack of amenities for young people.
Following the revelations about the extent of surveillance, the implications of ubiquitous microphones could raise concerns about even greater potential for intrusion into our private lives.
Though there is no evidence that Roof was directly connected to any hate groups or secessionist campaigns, there are concerns that ubiquitous cultural references to the golden past of the antebellum south may have fueled his racist obsessions.
