'underpins every' is a correct phrase that is commonly used in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe something that is the foundation of what comes after it. For example, "This research project on green energy solutions underscores every policy decision we make in our department."
The flippant playfulness on display equals the cast iron level design that underpins every moment of this coherent masterpiece.
It isn't just those regular blocks into which the big works are split for ease of construction; it isn't even the superlatively concise draughtsmanship that underpins every image.
He tries nothing fancy, plays no special shots, but the manner in which he does the ordinary things, the purposeful nature that underpins every stroke he plays make comparisons with Dravid inevitable.
Energy underpins every society's ability to meet most of its primary needs.
Pfaff is equally trenchant in his belief that attention to biomechanics underpins every success.
So while finance remains the fundamental issue at Ibrox, in that it underpins every substantial development, how the need for funding is addressed is also critical.
When his autobiography comes out, tales of battling against adversity will underpin every page.
"Because in the UK, and in London in particular, they play a very vital role in underpinning every [housing] development".
Underpinning every ELC programme is independent reanalysis of qualitative research covering more than 75 conditions by the University of Oxford's Heath Experience Research Group.
The science is not confined to hard-to-decipher technical paragraphs, it is present throughout, underpinning every point and providing answers to every question.
In a brilliant re-telling of the Biblical story, Geraldine McCreaghrean looks at the values of tolerance and generosity which underpin every refugee's story of survival.
