"ubiquitous usage" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means the widespread or prevalent use of something. For example, "The ubiquitous usage of smartphones has revolutionized the way we communicate and access information." This sentence implies that smartphones are used extensively by people all around the world, making them unavoidable or ubiquitous in modern society.
Both because of their ubiquitous usage and because they are not listed on product labels, phthalates are next to impossible to avoid.
Due to the ubiquitous usage of EDC/NHS crosslinked collagen for biomaterials fabrication this data is essential to have a full understanding in order to ensure optimized collagen-based material performance.
But its value lies in its ubiquitous usage.
With the increased usage frequency and ubiquitous usage of OSNs, the quantity and sensitivity of user data that is stored on OSNs has grown tremendously as well.
One of the concepts (and there are MANY) from My Big Fat Greek Wedding which I relate to is the father's obsession with the ubiquitous usage of Windex as a one size fits all medical solution.
The nearly ubiquitous usage of the CAP cancer checklist data elements provides a unique opportunity for automating tissue annotation.
This paper presents the platform architecture of the SicAri project, which aims to build a security platform for ubiquitous Internet usage, and gives an overview of the implicitly and explicitly used security mechanisms to enable access control for service oriented applications in distributed environments.
Digital natives are people who have grown up in a time of ubiquitous Internet usage.
A 2003 white paper from the American Association of Medical Informatics identifies "the lack of ubiquitous EHR usage" as the main environmental barrier to patient accessible health records [ 32].
Nevertheless, in this age of ubiquitous smart phone usage, there is an increasing need for techniques where only a single image available.
Overall, this research shows that the usage of ubiquitous big social media data can enrich the current description of the urban network system and enhance the predictability of network accessibility on socioeconomic performance.
